Continuous chronological feed of the Daily Notes

[jbrewer]

Would like to see if there could be the “option” (not mandatory but just an option) to choose to have the Daily Notes in one continuous scroll instead of individual notes. Also, the placement of Linked & Unlinked references at the bottom of each Daily Note. (Yes, I know these are like Roam)

Also, would like a summary at the bottom of each Daily Note:

count of words
TODO’s
Count of hashtags by hashtag for each Daily Note
etc…

Thanks

[elwee]

This looks like something a plugin or script could easily do. It would create a new “Daily Notes Index” note with all of the daily notes embedded in it and related metadata.

[mdroid]

Just dropping this here to link them, similar topic

Note infinite scroll / opening folder of notes

Outcome I would like to scroll through my daily notes, as if they were one long document. Where this comes from This feature request is inspired by Roam’s daily notes page. I really like that in the daily notes view, one can just scroll forward or back to see previous notes. It’s easy and quick to just quickly scroll over the previous week to remind myself of what was happening, or check if anything fell through the cracks. [image] Daily notes in Roam I have daily notes in Obsidian, and I…

[zacl]

Finally someone made it as reported here Note infinite scroll / opening folder of notes - #20 by glassboxed

The Daily Notes Viewer automaticlly, in file called Viewer by default, embed files with YYYY-MM-DD format in the date range that you define.

I have noticed it embed files from all the vault if Daily Note folder setting (core plugin) is left empty

[cherianthomas]

Related: Migrating from Roam. How do I change to infinite scroll daily notes mode?

[Ordeeper]

Hi, i ran into the same challenge and couldn’t find a plugin that suited my needs, so I decided to build my own. It takes inspiration from Logseq and lets you smoothly browse through your daily notes.

Some of the features it includes are:

• Journaling View: Display your daily notes in a continuous journal format for easier review of past entries.
• Multiple Paths Support: You can include multiple directories in the journaling view.
• Customizable Date Format: Compatible with different formats like YYYY-MM-DD or MM-DD-YYYY.
• File Name Customization: Tie the journaling view to a specific file name that you define.
• Filter by Date: Sort and filter entries by date, either “newest first” or “oldest first.”
• Configurable Update Interval: Set how frequently the journaling view updates to reflect changes.

I’m also planning to add some new features in the future! Feel free to check it out here: Journaling for Obsidian, and don’t forget to leave a star if you find it useful! ^^