Obsidian plugins with #advanced-uri#

The Advanced URI plugin turns URI links into a control surface for your vault. It lets you open files, headings, blocks, lines, workspaces, settings pages, bookmarks and canvas views from a browser, script, terminal command, or note link. You can choose where things open too, including tabs, splits, windows, popovers, or silently in the background. Writing actions are part of it: create notes, overwrite text, append or prepend content, push clipboard data into notes, run search and replace with RegEx, call commands, and work with frontmatter properties. It also supports file lookup through paths, names, aliases, daily notes, and UIDs, which makes automation more reliable when notes get renamed.

The QuickLink plugin enhances linking workflows by introducing intelligent file suggestions, automatic scans and customizable completion rules. By default, typing `@` triggers a global search with the option to exclude specific folders, while custom rules allow different trigger symbols, folder scopes, regex patterns and tag based filtering. You can designate main folders to restrict where scans and completions apply, helping keep results focused and tidy. An auto scan feature can parse the current document and replace matching words with links, supporting both standard wikilinks and advanced URI formats tied to frontmatter fields like `uid`. Tags and folder paths have autocomplete support and multiple triggers can be defined to create structured links for people, places or other categories.