The Dataview plugin is a powerful tool that helps you visualize and navigate your Obsidian notes in a whole new way. With Dataview, you can create customizable views of your notes, filtering by tags, dates, and more. Imagine being able to see all your tasks due today, or all your notes related to a specific project, with just a glance. This plugin streamlines your note-taking experience, making it easier to find what you need, when you need it. Perfect for those who like to stay organized and focused!

The Better Inline Fields plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who work extensively with Dataview inline fields. With this plugin, you can now easily toggle boolean values using checkboxes, making your workflow more efficient and intuitive. Additionally, the autocompletion feature allows you to quickly find and select field values from a list of pages in a configured folder. This saves time and reduces errors, especially when working with large datasets. The plugin also supports aliases and regular expressions for advanced searching capabilities. Overall, Better Inline Fields streamlines your Dataview experience and makes it more enjoyable to work with Obsidian.

The Charts View plugin enables users to create a wide variety of interactive data visualizations within Obsidian. It supports multiple chart types, including bar, pie, radar, treemap, word cloud, dual-axis, and organization tree graphs. Users can generate charts from CSV files, internal note data, or Dataview queries. The plugin provides a chart wizard for easy configuration and customization of chart elements, such as colors, labels, and tooltips. With options for importing CSV files, combining multiple datasets, and enabling search interactions within charts, users can create dynamic and insightful visualizations. Charts View also integrates seamlessly with the Dataview plugin, allowing users to visualize note data directly. This plugin is ideal for those looking to transform their notes into visually appealing and interactive data dashboards within Obsidian.

The Pug Templates plugin allows users to render Pug templates within Obsidian notes using `pug` code blocks. It integrates the current note's frontmatter as a rendering context, enabling dynamic and reusable content generation. The plugin supports features like including or extending partial templates stored in a dedicated folder, providing flexibility for modular designs. Additionally, it integrates with the Dataview plugin for enhanced data querying, though some rendering methods are limited. This tool is ideal for users looking to leverage templating for structured, dynamic, and efficient note creation.

obsidian.md plugin to grab data from public movie Databases and make them into a note that can be used with dataview querries

The View Count plugin for Obsidian allows you to track and manage the view count of notes within your vault. It provides a way to monitor how often notes are viewed and even analyze trending content. The plugin displays view count data on the status bar and offers a sidebar view for easy navigation. It supports syncing data to the frontmatter for mobile use and allows integration with the Dataview plugin for dynamic queries. With customizable settings, including the type of view count and exclusion of certain paths, users can tailor it to their workflow. Additionally, the plugin offers an API for advanced usage and trending weight calculations over customizable time periods.

Generate markdown from dataview query and javascript.

The Dataview Publisher plugin extends the functionality of the Dataview plugin in Obsidian by allowing query outputs to be converted into Markdown and kept updated directly within notes. This ensures that query results are not only visible in the graph view but also accessible on Obsidian Publish websites. The plugin supports both the Dataview Query Language (DQL) and JavaScript-based queries, enabling advanced and customizable data display. It also includes automation options like updating blocks upon saving and commands for efficient management. Ideal for users who want to publish dynamic data from Dataview as static Markdown, making it more portable and accessible.

The Dataview Serializer plugin enhances Obsidian's functionality by converting Dataview queries into Markdown content. This allows the generated query results to be saved directly within notes, making them visible on the graph view and accessible on Obsidian Publish websites. By ensuring that query outputs are stored as static Markdown, the plugin improves note interlinking and compatibility across platforms, extending the utility of Dataview beyond dynamic query rendering. It requires the Dataview plugin to be installed for proper operation.

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.

Write and execute (sandboxed) JavaScript to render templates, query DataView and create dynamic notes.