The Activity Heatmap Plugin for Obsidian provides a visually engaging way to track your note-taking habits over time. Inspired by GitHub's activity heatmap, this plugin displays a calendar-style heatmap that shows your writing and vault changes. It logs file changes by tracking metrics like file size and word count, updating the heatmap automatically in the background. Users can easily access the heatmap via a ribbon icon or the command palette, and can configure the view to show different metrics or time periods, such as the past year. This plugin is ideal for those who want to visualize their productivity patterns and stay motivated by seeing their progress in a colorful, easy-to-read format.
The Daily Activity plugin helps users track their activity in Obsidian by providing commands to generate lists and statistics related to file creation and modification. Users can insert lists of files created or modified between specific dates, formatted as either plain text or links. The plugin also supports generating activity stats for a specific date or date range, with features for natural language date input. This functionality is particularly useful for maintaining detailed records of daily work and tracking progress over time. The plugin integrates seamlessly with daily notes and allows for flexible customization through date filters and ranges.
The WakaTime plugin is a valuable addition to the Obsidian ecosystem, providing users with metrics and insights into their usage activity. With this plugin, you can automatically track your time spent on specific projects or tasks within Obsidian, giving you a clear picture of how you're spending your time. The plugin also offers a dashboard view of your coding activity, allowing you to easily monitor your progress over time. Overall, WakaTime is a useful tool for tracking and optimizing your productivity, helping you stay focused and achieve your goals.
The Obsidian Strava Sync plugin lets users effortlessly bring their Strava activity data into Obsidian, allowing easy access to detailed, trackable workout logs within a vault. It supports both recent activity syncs and bulk CSV imports for historical data. With customizable templates via Handlebars.js, users can format entries to include specifics like distance, time, and even personal notes. By integrating with Obsidian's Dataview plugin, Strava Sync unlocks advanced visualization options, like listing all recent workouts or analyzing activity metrics in a single view. This plugin is perfect for fitness enthusiasts who want to turn their workouts into rich, interactive data within Obsidian.
The Activity Logger plugin helps track your activities within Obsidian, including creating, modifying, and deleting notes. It ensures idempotency by avoiding duplicate logs during repeated executions and allows customization through templates. Users can define start and end markers for log insertion, ensuring logs are neatly placed between specific sections of notes. The plugin supports placeholders for activities like `$createdFiles`, `$deletedFiles`, and `$modifiedFiles`, which can be formatted into lists or links. By integrating with Obsidian templates, users can organize their logs seamlessly without disruptive marks, making it an efficient tool for maintaining activity records.