Folder Index

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by turulix

Automatically generate a Map of Content for the current Folder and Subfolders.

144 stars34,308 downloadsUpdated 6mo agoGPL-3.0
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Folder Index for Obsidian

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Features

  • Automatic index file generation
  • Automatic renaming of index files (if you rename the folder)
  • Automatic linking of files in the folder
  • Alphabetic sorting of files
  • Alphabetic sorting of headings
  • Rewritten Graph View to show the folder structure, and link them accordingly
  • Support for File Tree Alternative Plugin (I highly recommend this plugin)

How to use

It's pretty simple. You simply install the Plugin like any other. After this you can click on any folder to open their index file, if none exists one will automatically be generated for you (You should definitely check out the settings and toggle the features you like)

From now on you should be able to use folders like they are a normal note!

Folders will also be added to the Graph View by default and link all files that are contained within it :D

Manual Indexing

You can also use the folder-index-content Block processor directly like this:

```folder-index-content
```

to include the content of the folder index in any note you want

Frontmatter

KeyDescription
titleThis will overwrite the Filename inside the Index

Manual Installation

  1. Go to Releases and download the ZIP file from the latest release.
  2. This ZIP file should be extracted in your Obsidian plugins folder. If you don't know where that is, you can go to Community Plugins inside Obsidian. There is a folder icon on the right of Installed Plugins. Click that and it opens your plugin's folder.
  3. Extract the contents of the ZIP file there.
  4. Now you should have a folder in plugins called 'obsidian-folder-index' containing a main.js file, manifest.json file, and a styles.css file.

Donations

If you like this plugin and want to support me, consider buying me a coffee :D Spend way too much on coffee during development already :P BuyMeACoffee

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