Hello! I recently released my first plugin, Daily Note Outline and now it’s available directly from the community plugin list.
It’s a plugin that displays outlines of multiple daily notes at once to make it easier to find what you wrote. You can choose which element (headings, links, tags, list items) to show as outline, so if you write the categories of content in link form (as perhaps seen in Roam Research, Logseq, etc), but you can still find them.
Hello! I have received a report of an issue in Obsidian v1.1.0 (insider build) where the Daily Note Outline plugin causes a keyboard lockup (possibly overload).
I am trying to fix the problem, but it is difficult to isolate the problem as it does not reproduce in my environment (Windows, insider build v1.1.0 to v1.1.3).
If anyone has experienced a similar problem or knows how to reproduce it, I would appreciate information.
Hello, everyone! I have released Daily Note Outline v0.4.0.
In this version, you can include or exclude specified outline elements along with elements belonging to them. Now you can display only the necessary portions of the outline.
New functions
Include / Exclude
you can include or exclude some outline elements with belonging elements
Improvements
after an update, the plugin now automatically open its view (no need to reopen from command palette)
I welcome feedback on requests, glitches, confusing terms and descriptions, etc.!
Hello, everyone! I have released Daily Note Outline v0.6.0!
In this version, task items are now displayed with a different icon from regular list items. It is now possible to extract only tasks (right click on magnifying glass icon), which is useful for overviewing task status in daily notes.
In addition, the icon and prefix of each element can now be changed (screenshot below is an example).
New functions
Now task(checkbox) is treated separately from list items
easy to find tasks in daily notes
you can extract only tasks (right click Extract icon)
Change the appearance of each element in the settings
you can change the icon and prefix for each element
if you choose ‘custom’ for the icon, specify the name of one of the Lucide Icons in the input field(https://lucide.dev/)
Improvements
By right-clicking on an outline element, you can open the corresponding part in a new tab, new pane or new window.
In the settings, the dependent items are now hidden when the primary item is off. I hope that this has made things slightly easier to see.
Extraction modal now accepts Enter key
Fixed
Fixed the extraction function failing in some situations
You have managed to capture everything I was trying to do in my daily notes! Well done. Now I can go back to the Core Feature with this additional plugin.
One suggestion-from me at least-is to add a ‘ball and chain’ feature that would track ALL my activities during the day. Why? I’m in the habit of journaling all activities during the day in a regular ol’ notebook using a pen. (ps., This is helpful for me to review for health issues…) Might not be possible…I’m new to Obsidian and it’s features. Enough said.
If you mean storing browser browsing history, that would be in the category of browser add-ons, etc. It might be possible as a community plugin for Obsidian, but it would be a different plugin from this one (unfortunately, I don’t know of any plugins with such a functionality).
As for Bold and Italic, I’m not sure, but maybe it’s the make.md plugin’s Inline Styler? I installed it and tried it, and it did not overlap with DNO view in my environment, but if if you are experiencing persistent problems, please let me know the details of the situation.
If you have any questions about Daily Note Online, please send them to this thread or to the GitHub repository.
This version adds support for PERIODIC NOTES. That is, the display of weekly/monthly/quarterly/yearly notes and different calendar sets.
I hope users of the Periodic Notes plugin will try using it!
To use these features, the following steps are required:
Install and activate Periodic Notes community plugin and properly configure the granularity and folder paths to be used.
Activate “periodic notes” and “calendar sets” in the “Periodic Notes” section of the DNO settings.
After activating the feature, the current granularity (day/week/month/quarter/year) and calendar set name will be displayed on DNO’s view. Left-clicking on them will toggle the granularity or calendar set to display in sequence. Right-clicking on them will show a list and allow you to select one.
Notes
Calendar sets is a feature added in Periodic Notes v1.0.0-beta version and is not available in v0.0.17. To use this feature, you need to install the beta version of Periodic Notes, e.g., by using Obsidian BRAT plugin.
As calendar sets is a beta feature of Periodic Notes, there is a possibility that it may not be available in DNO in the future if there are specification changes in Periodic Notes.
Adding this feature required many internal changes, so there may still be some bugs. If you encounter any problems, please let me know here or in GitHub repository.
Changelog
New test function
Support for Periodic Notes plugin (display periodic notes, calendar sets)
You have to install and enable Periodic Notes community plugin in advance.
Improvement
View is now automatically refreshed when changing plugin settings
I have received a report that only weekly notes cannot be displayed in Daily Note Outline. （Daily/quarterly notes can be displayed. Periodic Notes plugin is v0.0.17. )
However, I cannot reproduce this problem in my environment.
Have you succeeded in displaying weekly notes? If anyone has a similar situation, I would appreciate it if you could tell me the detailed situation and the settings of the weekly note(Format and Note Folder) in the Periodic Notes plugin.
This version includes several improvements and a fix for a problem that prevented periodic notes from displaying well in certain environments.
Changelog
Improvements
Several settings can now be changed from the context menu of the Settings button (right click on the gear icon).
Outline elements other than headings can now be indented according to the previous heading when specified in Settings->Appearance.
Day of the week, week number, and first tag have been added to the list of items that can be selected in Settings->Display file information.
Linked notes can now be opened from the context menu of link elements.
Fixed
Fixed: When using the Periodic Notes plugin v0.0.17, weekly notes would not be displayed in DNO if the first day of the week was set to Monday.
Added a setting to display debugging information in the console at the bottom of the settings.
At this time, this feature is intended to narrow down the cause of reports of inability to switch to weekly notes when using the beta version of the Periodic Notes plugin in some environments, which I have not been able to reproduce. If you are experiencing similar problems, please send information to this thread or GitHub repository.
I have released v1.1.1!
This version fixed a problem that sometimes caused non .md files to be displayed unintentionally when using with the beta version of Periodic Notes plugin. (You can re-display them from settings → others → show only .md files).
In addition, the problem mentioned in the previous post, where weekly notes cannot be displayed in certain environments when using the beta version of Periodic Notes, was found to occur in the following situation:
When Periodic Notes beta version is installed manually, the version information in manifest.json is 0.0.17 instead of 1.0.0-beta3, and it does not work correctly due to version inconsistency.
In such cases, reinstalling Periodic Notes beta version using the Obsidian BRAT plugin will correct the problem.
I have released v1.2.0!
If you are using the beta version of the Periodic Notes plugin, a wider range of file names will be recognized as periodic notes. In this version, if you turn on Settings -> others -> Show only exactly matched files, you will see only files that exactly match the format.
The ‘ball and chain’ was just my own way to express a desired feature that tracks the history of my online history.
