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Notes From The Underground

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Description

Obsidian plugin that replaces scattered notes with a single sortable, filterable table.

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Latest Version

1.1.4
24 days ago

Changelog

Security fix

A scan flagged 3 dynamic <script> element creations in the built main.js. These came from React 19's react-dom/client bundling its Float/Resource internals (used for preinit/preload and rendering <script> as a hoistable resource), pulled in unconditionally even though this plugin never calls those APIs.

This plugin's React usage is limited to createRoot, useState, useMemo, and StrictMode — all available in React 18 — so react, react-dom, @types/react, and @types/react-dom were downgraded from ^19.2.4 to ^18.3.1, which removes the flagged code entirely. Verified the built main.js now has zero createElement("script") occurrences.

Install

Copy main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css into VaultFolder/.obsidian/plugins/notes-from-the-underground/.

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Notes From The Underground

Notes From The Underground

Notes From The Underground is an Obsidian plugin that replaces scattered notes with a single sortable, filterable table. It scans your vault's markdown files and pulls structured fields — Priority, Progress, Tags, Description, Link, and Date — straight out of each note's content.

Installation

The plugin is not yet on the community plugin browser, so install it manually:

  1. Download main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css from the latest release.
  2. Copy the three files into VaultFolder/.obsidian/plugins/notes-from-the-underground/ (create the folder if it doesn't exist).
  3. Reload Obsidian and enable "Notes From The Underground" under Settings → Community plugins.
  4. Open the table from the ribbon icon or the "Open notes table" command.

Note format

The table reads Key: value lines from a note's body to populate its columns. Keys are case-insensitive and can appear in any order; anything after the last recognized property line becomes the description if no Description: line was given explicitly.

# Reference Sample 01

Priority: Very High
Progress: To Do
Tags: Crypto, Code
Description: A description of the note
Link: https://www.google.com
Date: October 13, 2024

... anything ...
  • Title — the first line if it's a # Heading, otherwise the file's name.
  • Path — the note's parent folder, shown as <folder> Folder (or Root Folder at the vault root).
  • Tags — a comma-separated list, optionally wrapped in [...].
  • Notes with none of these properties still show up in the table with blank fields.

Features

  • Sortable columns: Path, Title, Priority, Progress, Tags, Description, Link, Date.
  • Per-column text filtering, including tag-aware filtering on the Tags column.
  • Column resizing, drag-to-reorder, and a visibility toggle panel.
  • Row selection with a live total/selected count.
  • Click a note's title to open it directly in a new leaf.

Development

  • npm run dev — bundle with esbuild in watch mode.
  • npm run build — type-check, then produce a production build of main.js.
  • npm run build:deploy — build, then copy main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css into a local test vault.
  • npm run lint — run ESLint, including the eslint-plugin-obsidianmd rules.

Questions or issues?

Open an issue on GitHub.

License

0BSD

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