This Obsidian plugin allows users to quickly create new notes using a fuzzy search interface for selecting the destination folder and providing the note title.

1. Press Ctrl + P (Cmd + P on macOS) to open the command palette.
2. Type 'Fuzzy Note Creator' and select one of the following commands:

• Note in new tab
• Note in current tab
• Note in new window
• Note in current window splitting horizontally
• Note in current window splitting vertically

The names explain what they do, but I would recommend trying them out to see which functionality you like the most. You may also set a keybind to open the note creator (settings -> hotkeys).

Each one of the commands has a 'bulk' version, this means that after selecting the desired folder the creation dialogue won't close after the new note has been created, this allows you to create multiple files in the same folder without having to call the command multiple times.

1. Upon opening the Fuzzy Note Creator, you will be prompted to enter the path to the folder where you want to create the note.
2. Type the path into the input field. You will receive suggestions based on existing folders in your vault. Use tab to autocomplete.
3. Select the desired folder from the suggestions.
4. After selecting the folder, you will be prompted to enter the title of the new note.
5. Enter the title and press Enter.
6. The note will be opened in the Obsidian workspace based on the command that you selected.

If you use either / or \ in the title note, the plugin assumes that you want to create the parent folders for your note, for example:

Let's say that you selected Parent Folder as the folder where you want to create the note, and then you input This is a folder/This is a note as the title of the note, the plugin will then create the folder This is a folder inside of Parent Folder which would result in a path that looks like this Parent Folder/This is a folder afterwards the plugin will create your note with the title This is a note inside of This is a folder, so the final note will be located at: Parent Folder/This is a folder/This is a note.md.

You can use either / or \ to trigger this functionality, you can even combine the two.

/\this//is/\/a /test to // demostrate functionality \ hope you\ \ \like it \/ is a valid input that would result in: this/is/a/test to/demostrate functionality/hope you/like it.md

As of version 0.2.0 there are 4 settings that you can configure:

This toggles the visibility of the built-in instructions that you see when opening the plugin:

Setting turned on

Setting turned off

If you have this setting turned on, then when you provide no title name, the plugin will create a new note based on the title that you give on the Name for untitled notes setting, if you have it turned off, then a notice will appear on the top right of the screen asking you to set a title for your note.

When creating any note with the plugin, the file extension that you define on this setting will be appended to the end of the note title that you provide. If you set anything other than .md (Markdown) then Obsidian will try to open the file in system's the default application after it has been created. If left empty, it will default to .md.

This is the name that the plugin will use when you provide no title for your new note and the setting Allow untitled notes is turned on. If left empty, it will default to Untitled.

If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please feel free to open an issue on the GitHub repository.

This plugin is licensed under the GNU GPLv3 License.