Create shortcuts to quickly link to external sites in Obsidian.
For example, you can link to "New York City" on Wikipedia by writing [[w:New York City]]
.
You can also define your own custom shortcuts. For instance, you could create a twitter:
prefix to link to a Twitter profile with [[twitter:some-twitter-handle]]
.
Yes. If your vault is called my-vault
, then set the target URL in the "Manage quick links" settings pane to obsidian:https://vault/my-vault/%s
.
There are two options:
- Uncheck the "Use wiki link syntax" box in the Quick Links settings. This means you will have to write quick links as
[](w:Whatever)
instead of[[w:Whatever]]
. - In your graph view settings, enable the "Existing files only" option.
Obsidian only re-renders your content when it changes, so open tabs may show the results of outdated settings. Closing and reopening the file will force Obsidian to re-render with the latest settings.
This section is for developers of the plugin, not for users.
npm run dev
to build in dev mode and automatically rebuild on changes.npm run build
to build in prod mode and run the type-checker.npm run check
to run the type-checker by itself.
To set up the plugin for development, clone this repository and create a symlink in your vault's .obsidian/plugins
folder.
After each rebuild, you will need to disable and reenable the plugin to load the latest code.
Since Obsidian only re-renders the changed parts of a file, you may need to close and reopen the file to see the rendered result of the latest code.
The plugin produces a lot of debugging output, so make sure that Debug/Verbose output isn't filtered out in the console logs.