A plugin for Obsidian that helps you manage and follow routines directly within your vault. This plugin offers timers, logging, and step-by-step guidance for your routines.
- Routine Creation: Define multiple routines (e.g., Morning, Evening) with customizable steps.
- Store routines as Markdown files inside the vault.
- Timer with Visual Feedback: A circular timer tracks progress for the current step and total routine time.
- Debug Mode: Enable debug logs for troubleshooting.
Routine Logging:
- Log routine progress to Markdown files
- Integrate with Periodic Notes (write logs to daily notes, weekly notes, etc.)
- Include details like planned time, actual time, and skipped steps.
Templater:
- Integrate with Templater for dynamic routine templates.
- Download the latest release from the Releases page.
- Copy the main.js, main.css, and manifest.json files into your Obsidian vault under
.obsidian/plugins/obsidian-routines-plugin/. - Enable the plugin in Obsidian under Settings → Community Plugins.
Note that this plugin is still very new and I haven't submitted it to the official list yet. Planning to do that once I get the logging implemented.
- Go to the plugin's settings (Settings → Obsidian Routines Plugin).
- Click "Add" and configure the following:
- Routine Name: Name of the routine.
- Routine File Location: Path to the Markdown file containing routine steps.
Routine files are added as tasks with the following format.
- [ ] Step name - HH:MM:SSExample routine (Templates/Routines/Morning.md):
- [ ] Make bed - 00:10:00
- [ ] Stretch - 00:05:00
- [ ] Meditate - 00:15:00- Start a Routine
- Open the Routines Panel using the command palette (Cmd/Ctrl + P).
- Select a routine and click the “Start” button.
1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch for your feature or bugfix.
3. Submit a pull request.
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