Auto Bullet

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by takitsuba

Automatically inserts bullet points when you type spaces or tabs at the beginning of a line.

★ 6 stars↓ 1,589 downloadsUpdated 9mo ago0BSD
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Auto Bullet

This plugin automatically inserts bullet points ("- ") when you type spaces or tabs at the beginning of a line in Obsidian.

Features

  • Automatically inserts bullet points ("- ") when you type spaces or tabs at the beginning of a line
  • You can toggle the feature on/off from the settings tab
  • Individual control for half-width spaces, full-width spaces, and tabs

How to Use

  1. Install and enable the plugin
  2. When you type a space or tab at the beginning of a new line, "- " will be automatically inserted
  3. If you want to disable the feature, you can toggle it from the settings tab

Settings

You can customize the plugin behavior through the settings tab:

  • Half-width Space: Enable/disable automatic bullet points when pressing a half-width space at the beginning of a line
  • Full-width Space: Enable/disable automatic bullet points when pressing a full-width space at the beginning of a line
  • Tab: Enable/disable automatic bullet points when pressing a tab at the beginning of a line

All options are enabled by default.

Installation

Installation from within Obsidian (Recommended)

  1. Open Obsidian settings
  2. Navigate to "Third-party plugins" section and select "Community plugins"
  3. Click "Browse" and search for "Auto Bullet"
  4. Install and enable the plugin

Manual Installation

  1. Download the latest release from the releases page
  2. Extract the zip file and place the folder in the .obsidian/plugins/ directory
  3. Restart Obsidian and enable the plugin in the "Third-party plugins" section of the settings

Feedback

For bug reports or feature requests, please use the GitHub Issues page.

Inspiration

This plugin is inspired by the automatic bullet point feature in Cosense.

License

See LICENSE.

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