Obsidian plugins with #script#

The Note Toolbar plugin lets you build note specific toolbars that surface commands, links, menus and script driven actions where they are needed. It can attach toolbars by folder rules or a chosen property, place them at different spots in a note, show them for selected text, and expose them through the ribbon, mobile navigation bars, callouts, commands and URIs. Styling is a big part of the plugin, with controls for layout, wrapping, stickiness, auto hide, alignment and button or tab like presentation.

The Script Launcher plugin allows you to run scripts written in any language directly from Obsidian, giving you the power to automate tasks and integrate your workflow with external tools. With this plugin, you can add new scripts, customize their behavior, and display them on the bottom bar for easy access. You can also run scripts using the "Run script" command or by clicking on the corresponding icon. The output of the script will be displayed as notices in Obsidian, providing real-time feedback on the success or failure of your commands.

The Embed HTML plugin lets you place local HTML documents inside notes with more control than a simple file embed. It supports width and height shorthands, content fitting layouts, CSS based sizing rules, borders, rounded corners, background styling and commands to open the source page in a new tab or external browser. The embedded view can follow stylesheet imports, scripts, images and fonts, and it can react to content size changes as the page loads. The README also covers color scheme handling, scrolling to an element by id and extracting a specific element, which makes the plugin useful for demos, widgets and self contained web pages stored in your vault.

The RunJS plugin enables users to execute JavaScript code directly within Obsidian, providing a seamless way to automate tasks, customize workflows, and interact with notes. Users can run code snippets embedded in markdown files or stored in dedicated script files, with support for script and module organization. The plugin offers multiple execution methods, including command palette access, ribbon icons, and autostart options. It allows the addition of custom commands for frequently used scripts.