obsidian-todotxt-codeblocks

Description

A codeblock alternative to mvgrimes's obsidian-todotxt-plugin based on the Todo.txt specs.

Add your tasks to a todotxt codeblock to get started!

Link your codeblock to an existing *.txt file to synchronize changes.

Features

• [x] Sorting (listed in order of priority)
  • string[]
  • proj (project)
    • ex. "sort:proj:Home,Work"
  • ctx (context)
    • "n/c" = no context
    • ex. "sort:ctx:bug,feature,n/c,nice-to-have"
  • desc/asc (defaults to asc)
  • status
  • prio (priority)
  • completed (completed date)
  • due (due date extension)
  • created (created date)
  • ex. "sort:status sort:created:desc"
  • default (ex. "sort:default")
• Live Preview
  • [x] Collapsible project groups
  • [x] Edit, add, delete buttons
  • [x] Render Markdown links
• [x] Autocompletion for projects and contexts
• [x] Archive completed tasks to archive.txt file
  • [x] Auto-archive setting
• [x] Configurable defaults

Commands

• [x] Create new task in focused list
• [x] New codeblock at cursor

Extensions

• [x] due: (Due date)
• [x] rec: (Recurrence frequency)

Language line options (not yet implemented)

• [ ] get: Query for existing Todo.txt tasks and move to current codeblock
• [x] src: Link a *.txt file to the todotxt codeblock
• [ ] filter:

Extensions

• date formats
  • \ (ex. 1996-08-06)
  • \ (ex. 08-06)
  • \<[dateUnit]> (ex. 1w = 1 week from today)
    • calculates date n number of dateUnits away
    • dateUnits: d, w, m, y, b (business day)
    • if only a number is provided, it will calculate days (ex. 0 = today, 1 = tomorrow, 7 = next week)
  • \ (ex. M = next Monday)
    • calculates date for first upcoming dayOfWeek
    • M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa, Su
  • dayOfWeek and dateUnits (except b) can be combined (dayOfWeek must come first)
    • 1w2d = 9 days (1 week + 2 days)
    • Su5d = first upcoming Sunday in 5 days
  • if the rec: value is prefixed with a plus (ex. rec:+1w), the date is determined from the original due date rather than the completed date

Donations

Feel free to support me if you enjoy the plugin!

Acknowledgements

Thanks to hieuthi's joplin-plugin-metis for the inspiration.