Daily Task Mover
approvedby Moz
Move the task to the same heading on the previous or next day. - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.
★ 1 stars↓ 61 downloadsUpdated 1mo agoMIT
Daily Task Mover
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Move a task (with all its rich-text sub-items) from the current daily note to the previous or next day's daily note, and re-position it under the same heading it came from in the source note.
Features
- Move tasks via an inline icon at the end of each top-level task line, or via the command palette
- Customizable left-click / right-click actions: popup menu, move to previous day, move to next day, or no action
- Whole-task move: a task block including sub-items (nested lists, embeds, references, etc.) moves together
- Heading re-positioning: appended at the end of the matching same-level heading in the target note; auto-creates the heading if the target note does not have it
- Conflict detection: shows a Notice and skips the move if the target note already contains the same task line
- Format compatibility: supports any moment.js date format configured in the Daily Notes plugin (e.g.
YYYY-MM-DD,YYYY.MM.DD,YYYY/MM/DD, nestedYYYY/YYYY-MM/YYYY-MM-DD, etc.)
Prerequisites
- The built-in "Daily notes" core plugin must be enabled: this plugin relies on its settings (date format, folder, template) to recognize and locate daily notes. Confirm "Daily notes" is turned on under
Settings → Core plugins.
Usage
- Open any daily note
- Hover over a top-level task — an arrow icon appears at the end of the line
- Click (or right-click, depending on your settings) the icon to move the task to the previous or next day, or use the corresponding command in the command palette
Settings
- Left click action / Right click action: choose what happens when clicking the inline task icon —
Popup menu,Move to previous day,Move to next day, orNo action - Enable previous day / Enable next day: control whether the corresponding options appear in the popup menu. These are editable only when the left or right click action is set to
Popup menu
License
MIT
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