This is an Obsidian plugin that helps you collect data from notes and represent it comprehensively.
Here is a table containing simplified examples showing what you can track.
From version 1.9.0, template variables, e.g. '{{sum}}', are deprecated. Instead, Tracker provide operators (+, -, *, /, %) and functions (dataset(), sum(), maxStreak(), ......etc) to help us do data processing. For users having code blocks from previous version, please replace '{{sum}}' by '{{sum()}}' or '{{sum(1)}}' by '{{sum(dataset(1))}}'. More information about the new expressions could be found here.
Version 1.9.0
- Add a new output type
pie, rendering a pie chart (examples) - Allow expressions (operators and functions) as data inputs for output type
summary,bullet, andpie(examples: expression, summary, bullet, pie) - Allow formatting evaluated expressions by a follwing format string (examples)
Version 1.9.1
- Fixed errors on collecting time values from
dvField - Fixed errors on collecting wiki while fileCache.links is undefined
Version 1.9.2
- Allow using seconds in time values
- Fixed error parsing
dvField
- Have some targets you want to track in daily notes.
- Add a new note for displaying the tracker.
- Add tracker code blocks manually (examples) or using commands.
- Switch the document view mode to 'Preview', then the code block will get rendered.
For more use cases, please download and open the examples folder in obsidian with this plugin installed and enabled.
- Installation: Install the plugin from Obsidian or install it manually
- Concepts: Explain how this plugin works and what to setup
- Examples
- Plugin Settings
- Release Notes
- Road Map
- Frequently Asked Questions
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- Please report bugs and request features in GitHub Issues