Obsidian plugins with #editor-commands#

The Sort and Permute lines plugin changes line order in the current file or in a selected range through editor commands instead of manual editing. It can sort lines alphabetically, sort them by line length, reverse the current order, or shuffle the selection. The plugin also handles headings as a separate case and can sort them while preserving parent headings, so nested sections stay attached to the right part of the note. You can run a command against the whole file when nothing is selected, or limit the change to highlighted text. The included demo shows these commands acting directly on note content.

The Japanese Novel Ruby plugin displays and inserts ruby, or furigana, using a syntax common on Japanese novel sites such as Aozora Bunko and Shosetsuka ni Naro. It renders ruby while you edit, can show or hide ruby preview in source mode, and from version 1.2.0 can enable ruby only for notes with the `enable_ruby: true` property. You can also change the ruby marks for other formats, for example replacing 《》 with 【】. Its commands cover dialog based insertion, direct insertion in the editor, emphasis dots, ruby removal, hiding ruby until hover, and toggling source mode preview. The interface is available in English and several Chinese variants as well as Japanese. It does not support markdown ruby format, and half width `|` breaks ruby inside tables.

The hotkeysplus-obsidian plugin adds a small set of editor shortcuts that speed up common text transformations and line actions. It can switch checklist markers, flip ordered and unordered lists, turn blockquotes on or off and toggle embeds for internal links. It also adds commands for copying the current line or selected lines up or down, inserting a line above or below the cursor and clearing the current line. The feature set stays narrow and keyboard centred. Most actions focus on reshaping plain text without opening menus or changing views, so editing feels quicker when you are moving through notes and cleaning up structure.

The Editor Commands Remap plugin for Obsidian allows users to map custom hotkeys to various editor commands, providing more flexibility in navigating and editing notes. Commands like moving the cursor, indenting lines, swapping lines, and managing folds can all be assigned to specific keyboard shortcuts. This plugin is ideal for users who want to optimize their editing experience by customizing the behavior of the editor to their preferences, making tasks like line management and navigation more efficient. It also includes a few commands that are already available in Obsidian, further expanding the plugin's functionality.