Obsidian plugins with #time#

The Obsidian Time Ruler plugin helps you manage your tasks and deadlines by displaying them in a calendar view. It integrates with the Dataview, Tasks, and Full Calendar plugins to provide a comprehensive task management system. The plugin allows you to schedule tasks, set reminders, and customize the display of tasks using filters and styles. It also includes features such as a timer, quick add, and search functionality. With its customizable settings and styling options, Time Ruler is a powerful tool for boosting your productivity in Obsidian.

The TimeDiff plugin is a useful tool for tracking time intervals in your Obsidian notes. With this plugin, you can create a "timediff" markdown block to calculate and display the differences between various dates and times. The plugin also provides three commands: one to show the total time difference count in the current file, another to insert a timediff block at the cursor position, and a third to insert the current time at the cursor position. This plugin is ideal for anyone who needs to track time intervals or create schedules in their notes, and it can be a valuable addition to your Obsidian workflow.

The New Bullet With Time plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to add context to their notes. This plugin allows you to automatically include the current time at the beginning of each new bullet point, giving you a timestamped record of your thoughts and ideas. With customizable time formats and regex options, you can tailor this feature to fit your needs. Whether you're tracking progress on a project or jotting down quick notes during a meeting, this plugin makes it easy to keep track of when things happened.

The ProgressBar plugin for Obsidian is a powerful tool that allows users to create customizable progress bars within their notes. With this plugin, you can track your progress over time or manually set the value and max value of the bar. The plugin supports different types of progress bars, including day-year, day-month, day-week, month, and custom ranges. You can also configure the name, width, and button functionality of the progress bar using YAML configuration files. Additionally, the plugin allows you to use templates in the name field to display dynamic values such as percentage and max value. With its flexibility and customization options, the ProgressBar plugin is a great tool for anyone looking to visualize their progress and stay organized.

The Natural Language Dates plugin lets you turn plain date and time phrases into formatted text, wiki links and daily note links from inside the editor. It expands inline triggers like '@today' through autosuggest, can keep the typed phrase as an alias and adds commands for inserting the current date, current time or both in custom formats. Selected text can be parsed into dates, times, markdown links, wiki links or plain text, and the parser accepts relative dates, ranges and standard timestamp formats. It also includes a date picker command and an 'obsidian://nldates' URI action for opening daily notes from natural language input. Links are created only when the entered phrase is recognized as a date.

The Status Bar Clock plugin adds a simple clock to the status bar at the bottom of your window. Useful when working in full screen mode where the system clock isn't visible. The clock displays time in 12-hour format with AM/PM. You can toggle seconds on or off - when enabled the clock updates every second showing hour:minutes:seconds and when disabled it shows just hour:minutes. Settings provide this single option to control the display format. A straightforward utility that solves a specific need for full screen users.