Hello,
I spent my whole day on volcano and Obsidian’s obfuscated code and I was able to code my first plugin, BetterWordCounterPlugin .
One of the few things that really frustrated me with Obsidian is to not have the highlighted text word count. Now I can. I’m happy.
You can find the repository here . Any feedback is welcome
For the next plugin, I think I want to work on the tables, like trying to format them, event sort them…
What do you think?
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What is volcano?
nice logo btw
Thanks for the logo!
volcanp is a plugin management system. You can find everything in my Github, but please let me know if I can do something for you.
I just finished a little plugin for may AZERTY people. You can finally zoom in and zoom out without a numeric pad. You can also use with commands!
class BetterZoomOnAzertyPlugin {
constructor() {
this.id = 'better-azerty-zoom'
this.name = 'Better Zoom On Azerty Keyboard'
this.description = 'Better Zoom On Azerty Keyboard'
this.defaultOn = true
this.zoom = {
step: 10,
current: 100,
neutral: 100,
min: 70,
max: 160
};
}
init(app, instance) {
console.log("INIT")
this.app = app
this.instance = instance
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santi
October 8, 2020, 9:24pm
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for the table plug in you mentioned, it’d be nice to replicate the way org-mode deals with tables.
I actually use spacemacs’ org-mode to create tables in .md for obsidian.
It’d be awesome to have a clean solution to do it straight into obsidian!
Thanks for your work!
for the table plug in you mentioned, it’d be nice to replicate the way org-mode deals with tables.
Hey! I never used emacs (team vi sorry), so i’m unclear on what you mean. If you explain it to me here or in a Github issue, I’ll do my best.
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santi
October 9, 2020, 4:18pm
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No worries, haha I’m also team vi. (Can’t stand emacs keybinding either) that’s why I use spacemacs (highly recommend it, it’s vim inside the power of emacs)
here’s a short description of what I mean
I couldn’t find a quick video to demo it.
I might record a quick demo to show you if you’d like
It’s ok, this webpage reads as specs. It’s pretty solid UX wise, I’m using this.
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santi
October 9, 2020, 4:44pm
9
Just made a quick demo
It’d be amazing to be able to achieve something similar in obsidian
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Nice demo! I’ll see what I can do.
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santi
October 9, 2020, 5:17pm
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Awesome, thank you! looking forward, let me know if you ever need me to test things.
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Lonix
October 16, 2020, 2:11pm
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A Plugin which integrates excel would be great too! That would solve the complete table formatting problem!
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It’s a good idea ! The way I’m developing my plugin, it would be technically possible, but it could need a lot of work. Maybe when the official API is released?
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