hi, sorry i hear the addon becomes obsolete due to obsidian update,
could I suggest you to write a 1 function alternative plugin instead?
for .todo.txt, we can rename it as .todo.md;
which could be open by obsidian, markor and simpletask (all android)
obsidian will open it as .md i.e. text only …
HOWEVER, you can manually ADD EMPTY lineS to make each entry as a text block,
in this way you can use obsidian to hyperlink to and from the blocks.
markor could open .todo.md (force as .todo.txt by file-> file format); and use as .todo.txt way;
HOWEVER, when one do sorting in markor, it removes all empty lines between the entries, this is the biggest problem. this removed the textblock structure and thus removed obsidian’s ability to hyperlink to/from text blocks (you can manually search but not what i want).
luckily, there is simpletask, it DOESNOT remove empty lines! no matter how you sort, the files is not sort-ed, only what in the memory sort. change however are still added to the file e.g. add Cat, add context etc.
so:
i would like to have an obsidian plug in , that when obsidian read .todo.md files,
it will automatically convert all entries into text blocks: i.e. all entries separated by an empty line before AND after.
use case:
use simpletask for daily .todo.txt, you can even sort by several factors.
then, sometimes use the markor to open the .todo.md;
sort by priority (or entry name, as you wish) and write to the file.
then, we can use obsidian to open the .todo.md (markor is sometimes needed because
entries in simpletask are usually not sorted, you could get random priority, random entry names etc. making you open it in obsidian but cant easily find your entry).
when we open it /w obsidian, we can then add/hyperlinks to the text blocks etc.
i knew some C and python but seems not updated for this.
thanks