mabeyj
commented
2 years ago It's possible to create a Kanban board like this with trilium-collection-views, but editing it would currently be a bit cumbersome.
trilium-collection-views uses notes as a data source. Each card in the board displays a note's title and attributes. For a to-do list, each to-do item would have to be its own note somewhere in your tree. This is different from obsidian-kanban which looks like it stores all of its board data within a single note.
Boards are currently read-only. To move notes to a different column, you have to edit the note itself. I would like to eventually implement the ability to drag and drop notes and create notes from the board view.
This is how I would set up a board like this:
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Create a board view that searches for
#todonotes with columns for each status:#view=board #query="#todo" #groupBy=status -
To create a new to-do item, you would have to create a new note with attributes
#todoand#status(such as#status=incomplete). You could create a template and use~child:templateto prepopulate these attributes when you create new to-do notes. -
To edit a to-do item, you would have to click on its note to go to it, then edit its attributes (such as setting
#status=doneto move it to the "done" column). Adding promoted attributes to the template would make it easier to edit.
meichthys
像是obsidian里的那样，我在trilium那里提了一个issue，https://github.com/zadam/trilium/issues/2479