use case
when we make an inline alias like “[[note1|this is a test note]]”, the text “this is a test note” will not automatically appear on the front matter of [[note1]]. we have to manually copy and paste the text “this is a test note” into the front matter of note “note1”. this is not convenient and hinders the idea of atomic note-taking in obsidian since an automatic note can be a concept and a concept could be expressed in different ways in different contexts.
plugin function showcase
we have two note
note1 and note2
note2 has links to the existing aliases of note1
create new alias of note1 just by inline alias of note2
we can see that after pressing the shift+alt+a hotkey, the inline alias of note1 in note2 has been added to the front matter of note1, and the original aliases in note1 were automatically reformatted in the note alias plugin’s format with the content remaining intact.
stroy about this plugin
I have to plow through tons of obsidian-related plugins on GitHub for those dealing with aliases, and I found this unreleased plugin, I filed a request and the author responded, this is the symbol of sharing changes others life and making our life better. so I decided to write a quick showcase article to introduce this amazing plugin.
resource
name of the plugin: obsidian-note-aliases
link : is there any news on this plugin? · Issue #1 · pulsovi/obsidian-note-aliases (github.com)
another request
during my quest for finding plugins dealing with inline alias, I found another plugin that could automatically add inline alias to the front matter of the target note. but it loses function after the obsidian 1.0 update. I am not good at coding, so i wonder if anyone could look at the code and find some way to revive the plugin. here is the link to that plugin
is there any news on this plugin? · Issue #1 · scaytrase/obsidian-alias-enricher (github.com)