It integrates with (and therefore requires) @argentum’s Natural Language Date plugin. (Really, that plugin does all the hard work. My plugin is lazy.)
I personally love it for GTD-style project review (as I use Obsidian for my tasks manager). On a project page, set it for review for a few dates in the future to make sure you don’t miss it.
Does it mean that I can make a todo note for tomorrow and just put it into the daily note of tomorrow a day before so I can review it on that same day! COOL!
I was manually, painstakingly and painfully doing this via the Calendar plugin.
Your way is so much more more and does seems to not add clutter to the original note text. (Tried to streamline the workflow before using nldates on the original note, but the cluttering on the original note was a bit distracting).
1.4.0: Added a setting for a default review date (e.g., when no date is entered).
1.5.0: Added a command to review the current block.
1.5.1: Added a setting for user-customizable block review line prefixes. Made the modal use the default date as placeholder text. Removed the extra line break for cleanliness.
Feature request: Add option to review text under a header (instead of the entire note or a block). In other words, the link to the current note on the future daily note would just be [[Daily note#This header]]. Could just do this manually but I don’t want to >:c
EDIT: Another feature request: Add option to embed entire note or header just as you would a block (preferably this option would appear when setting review date instead of just from the plugin options). Could also just do this manually but…
Love the plugin BTW! Hope these feature requests aren’t too much to ask
When you search Review through the command palette, you have two options: to review the entire note or a selected block. So if I’m understanding your question, you can indeed set Review for blocks.
Note that you can also set hotkeys for anything in the command palette in Obsidian’s preferences → hotkeys.
@3mbry0 I think those feature requests are doable. Can you add them as Issues to the GitHub page? Sorry for the trouble!
I would love to do this, but I’m actually not convinced it’s doable without introducing additional syntax. Review works simply by finding and replacing your Review heading with the heading and the newly added item. To append to the list would require finding the end of an arbitrarily-defined section and adding the text there. Since it’s hard to depend on a well-defined ending for the section, I haven’t figured out how to consistently find it.
Other plugins handle this by introducing extra syntax into the note—e.g.,
---
## Review
some text
---
So, this might be a solution, but I want to avoid this kind of visible metadata.
Either way, if you can also create an issue to this effect on GitHub, it’d be great—thanks!
Thanks for great plugin!
But I can’t add a current note to a daily note when the daily note already exists.
The message “Unable to create new file” is appeard.
I figured out why I was getting the error.
It is because I have changed Date format setting to "YYYYMMDD’’.
Review plugin does not have the ability to read Date format settings.
In the case of the Calender plugin, it has the ability to reload daily note settings.
