Big Calendar
approvedby Boninall
A big calendar for Obsidian. All events from your daily notes OR tasks used TASKS/DATAVIEW/KANBAN format.
Obsidian Big Calendar
A modern, feature-rich calendar plugin for Obsidian that integrates with your daily notes and tasks. Based on React Big Calendar.
Features
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Multiple Calendar Views
- Month View
- Week View
- Day View
- Agenda View
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Seamless Obsidian Integration
- Automatically detects and displays tasks with time information
- Parses time blocks from daily notes
- Click on events to jump to the original note
- Real-time updates when files are created, modified, or deleted
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Customization Options
- Choose first day of the week (Sunday or Monday)
- Configure where to insert and process events in your notes
- Customize event display format
Usage
Time Formats
The plugin recognizes the following formats in your daily notes:
- Tasks with time range or time:
- [ ] 15:00 Meeting with teamor- [ ] 14:00-18:00 Meeting with team - Time blocks:
- 19:00 Dinner with family - Tasks with no time:
- [ ] Review project proposal
Configuration
- First Day of Week: Choose between Sunday (default) or Monday
- Insert after heading: Specify where new events should be inserted in your notes
- Process Events below: Only entries below this string/section will be processed
Installation
Community Plugins
- Open Obsidian Settings
- Go to Community Plugins
- Search for "Big Calendar"
- Click Install, then Enable
BRAT (Beta Reviewer's Auto-update Tool)
- Install BRAT
- Add
Quorafind/Obsidian-Big-Calendarto BRAT
Manual Installation
- Download the latest release from GitHub
- Extract the files (main.js, manifest.json, styles.css) to your vault's plugins folder:
{{obsidian_vault}}/.obsidian/plugins/Obsidian-Big-Calendar - Reload Obsidian
- Enable the plugin in Obsidian settings
Support Development
If you find Big Calendar useful, consider supporting its development:
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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