The ruby.wasm plugin for Obsidian allows users to execute Ruby code directly within their notes. With this plugin, you can select a code block, execute it as a command, and instantly receive the results in your note. This powerful tool enables developers to leverage Ruby's scripting capabilities to automate tasks, generate reports, and enhance their research workflow. Whether you're a programmer or simply looking to streamline your note-taking experience, ruby.wasm provides a seamless integration of code execution and note-taking, making it an essential addition to any Obsidian user's plugin collection.
Obsidian plugins tagged with #ruby. There are 2 plugins in this collection.
- Rank 12 years ago by geeknees
- Rank 2a month ago by nonkuri
The Japanese Novel Tool plugin supports Japanese novel writing with correct paragraph indentation across Reading view, Live Preview and Source mode. It renders ruby text and emphasis dots written in Kakuyomu, Aozora Bunko and Narou notation, with commands for inserting or removing that markup. Optional editor marks reveal full width spaces, tabs and line breaks. Character counts appear in the status bar and can also be shown beside headings for their sections. The counter can exclude whitespace, line breaks, ruby and emphasis control characters, callouts, Markdown comments, headings and Markdown control characters through configurable settings. Two commands copy the current heading section with or without its heading, including nested subsections, while files without headings can be copied in full.