Obsidian plugins with #checklist#

The Checklist plugin allows you to manage your tasks and checklists across multiple files in Obsidian. With this plugin, you can view all your checklist items in a single sidebar, making it easy to keep track of your tasks and projects. You can customize the display to show completed or incomplete tasks, group by file or tag name, and even sort the list by date or alphabetical order. The plugin also supports Glob file matching, allowing you to include specific files or directories in your checklist view. With its intuitive interface and customizable settings, the Checklist plugin is a valuable tool for anyone looking to streamline their task management process in Obsidian.

The Checklist Reset plugin enables users to automatically reset checklist items in their notes, making it easier to reuse templates or maintain recurring tasks. This functionality is particularly useful for those managing daily, weekly, or project-based to-do lists, ensuring that completed tasks are cleared without manually editing the notes. The plugin streamlines task management by supporting efficient checklist maintenance within Obsidian.

The Check and Delete Plugin for Obsidian streamlines your checklist management by allowing you to instantly delete completed tasks with a single button press. Ideal for users who prefer checklists but want to avoid the hassle of manually deleting each item, this plugin enhances productivity by automating the cleanup process. Whether you're organizing tasks or to-do lists, the plugin makes it easier to keep your notes clutter-free, especially on mobile devices. With support for standard checklist formats, it's a simple yet effective tool for anyone looking to optimize their task management in Obsidian.

The Checklist Progress plugin for Obsidian allows users to track their task completion progress within markdown checklists. The plugin automatically updates the percentage or fraction of completed tasks, making it easier to monitor progress. It supports sub-tasks, and can update the progress dynamically when checkboxes are toggled. Users can also enable auto-updating in live preview mode or trigger updates manually through a command. The plugin can be customized to count both checked and unchecked boxes, providing flexibility in how progress is displayed.