Corvidae

approved

by ein.ink

Configure a modular dashboard with graph, note, browser, and terminal boxes. Manage tickets, folder notes, hybrid links, frontmatter, explorer tags, and graph node size and color. - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.

★ 1 stars↓ 59 downloadsUpdated 19d agoMIT
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CORVIDAE

v2.0.5 · Obsidian plugin by ein.ink

Configure a modular dashboard for your vault — graph, notes, websites, and terminals in one workspace, plus project tickets, folder notes, and graph styling tools.

Features

  • Modular dashboard — Grid layout with graph, note, browser, terminal, and ticket boxes
  • Ticket sidebar — Create numbered project tickets with auto frontmatter
  • Graph View extensions — Node size and color from frontmatter, custom legend
  • Folder notes — Sync folders with matching notes, rename and open on click
  • Hybrid links — Auto-sync link property between sibling notes in a folder
  • Auto-frontmatter — Default aliases, tags, size, and color for new notes
  • Explorer tools — Custom sorting and folder-note visibility options

Requirements

  • Obsidian 1.12.7 or higher
  • Desktop only (browser and terminal boxes use Electron APIs)
  • Core plugin Web Viewer enabled for browser boxes

Installation

Community Plugins

  1. Open Settings → Community plugins
  2. Browse and search for CORVIDAE
  3. Install and enable

Manual

Install only these files into <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/corvidae/:

  • main.js (built)
  • manifest.json (repo root)
  • styles.css (repo root)

Development

Source repo (this folder):

ORGANISATION/CORVIDAE PLUGIN/CURSOR/corvidae-v-2.0.0/

Local vault install (build output):

.obsidian/plugins/corvidae/

pnpm install
npm run dev    # watch → deploys to vault plugin folder
npm run build  # production → deploys to vault plugin folder

npm run build:release writes main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css to the build/ folder (for GitHub Releases / CI).

Do not commit node_modules/, build/, data.json, or backup/.

GitHub Release

  1. Bump version in manifest.json and package.json
  2. git tag 2.0.4 && git push origin 2.0.4
  3. GitHub Actions builds into build/ and publishes a release with those assets
  4. Tag must match manifest.version — Obsidian installs from the release assets (main.js, manifest.json, styles.css), not the Source code zip

Links

License

MIT — see LICENSE

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