That’s how I use it:
I configured it to open the cards from imdone in Obsidian.
When starting a new project in imdone, choose your Obsidian vault as folder.
You should place an .imdoneignore file in your vault’s root directory with the following contents:
.obsidian
.trash
and perhaps also
_Attachments
in case you have an attachments folder. It is also wise to exlude big files to improve performance.
Example: Javascript note in the folder Programming:
Programming/Javascript
For adding tasks, you can use both of these syntaxes, although I prefer the first one.
#TODO:0 # 9 am
- [ ] check emails
- [ ] make coffee
[# 10 am](#TODO:1)
- [ ] call Bob
- [ ] buy theater tickets
If you wish to hide the tasks in your notes so that you see them only in edit mode, you can use Obsidian’s comment feature.
%%
#TODO:2 # 11 am
- [ ] write the report
- [ ] call HR to make an appointment
%%
The lower the number after #TODO:, the higher it will appear in the list. The lowest number is 0 and you can also use numbers like this: 0.01.
When I move around or edit my cards in imdone, they get automatically updated in Obsidian. When I edit them in Obsidian, the changes are reflected in imdone.
Even if it doesn’t help you specifically, perhaps someone else may find it useful.