This plugin integrates Markwhen into Obsidian.md. You can use markwhen syntax to create timelines.
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Latest release: 0.0.2
Document version: 0.0.2
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Make sure that you are not in the Restricted Mode.
- In Obsidian, open Settings.
- Under Community plugins, click Browse.
- Search for "Markwhen" and then select it.
- Select Install, then enable it.
You can also find and install Markwhen plugin here: https://obsidian.md/plugins?search=Markwhen
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- Go to the repo's latest release page, and download
main.js,manifest.jsonandstyles.css(or the zip file). - Copy these files to your local path
[your vault]/.obsidian/plugins/markwhen/. - Relaunch Obsidian, or refresh the plugin list, you will see this plugin.
- In the plugin list, enable
Markwhenand enjoy!
Ensure you first have Obsidian installed, and set up a development vault.
You can download and enable the Hot-Reload plugin in the dev vault to experience a smooth debugging workflow. Every time main.js, manifest.json or styles.css updates, it will trigger an auto-reload.
If the path to your vault is something other than ~/Documents/Obsidian Vault, update copyAssets.sh to point to your vault's location.
git clone [email protected]:mark-when/obsidian-plugin.git
cd obsidian-plugin
npm i
npm run viteSince there's no watch command out-of-the-box, you can place the repo right in the dev vault config directory (i.e. [your vault]/.obsidian/plugins/markwhen/), and set the outDir to ./ in vite.config.ts (vite complains about this).
cd your-dev-vault/.obsidian/plugins
git clone git@github.com:mark-when/obsidian-plugin.git markwhen
cd markwhen
npm i
npm run viteNote
The plugin id in the manifest is markwhen, indicating users will find their plugin under the .obsidian/plugins/markwhen directory if they install this plugin from official Obsidian distribution.
