Obsidian plugins with #csv-export#

The Ultra Budget Tracker plugin turns bank SMS messages saved into `Budget/Inbox` into transaction notes and shows balances, budgets and charts inside a five tab budget view. It parses English and Arabic transaction text on the device, ignores reminders, codes and offers and stores everything as plain Markdown under a `Budget/` folder. Categories can be learned from the merchants you file by hand, while accounts, budgets, colours, exclusion rules and parser patterns stay editable as notes with JSON blocks. The plugin also supports manual transactions, derived account balances, filtered CSV export and embedded finance summaries in notes. Pending messages are retried until they have an amount, currency, type and account and excluded transactions stay visible but never count toward totals.

The Adjacency Matrix Exporter plugin generates numerical adjacency matrices to represent the Obsidian graph structure and exports them in CSV format. Users can choose between two modes: Absolute, where the edge weights reflect the number of links between notes, and Normalized, which scales edge weights by the word count of the source note. This plugin offers customization options for CSV separators and destination folders, enabling compatibility with various data processing tools. Ideal for users who want to analyze the relationships between notes in their vault using external software.

The Table to CSV Exporter plugin allows users to export table data from a note in reading mode directly into a CSV file. Originally designed to work with dynamic tables generated by the Dataview plugin, it can also handle manually created markdown tables or tables from other plugins. Users can customize file naming, field separators, quoting, and handling of line breaks within data cells. The plugin ensures no files are overwritten and provides options to copy the CSV data to the clipboard. It supports mobile platforms and is designed for simple and efficient export workflows.