Obsidian plugins with #path-templates#

The Custom Attachment Location plugin lets you decide where attachments should be stored instead of relying on a fixed default path. It uses tokens such as `${noteFileName}` and `${date:format}` so the destination can follow the current note name, date patterns, or other structured naming rules. That makes it useful when you want cleaner folders, predictable paths or a layout that matches how you already organise notes. It does this with token based rules rather than manual moves after insertion. The README frames it as a Typora like approach to attachment placement, so its main value is bringing flexible path rules into a note taking workflow.