Open files with commands

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by Lost Paul

Create commands that only open one file at the time and that can be used with the commander plugin.

22 stars5,865 downloadsUpdated 2y agoAGPL-3.0
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Obsidian Open files with commands

Create commands that only open one file at the time and that can be used with the commander plugin.

Table of contents

How to create commands

Right click on file names

Left click on the three dots

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In the settings

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How to rename and delete commands

Open the settings in the obsidian setting category "Community plugins" by clicking on the settings symbol. CfADbGkeh7ig6sH3Iw2b

After you opened you can easily delete, rename and also change the file path of commands. Y2KfHEI6hBPK8k5lEbbz

How to install the plugin

Download it from the community plugins store https://obsidian.md/plugins?id=open-files-with-commands

More detailed description: How to install plugins in obsidian

  1. Download main.js, manifest.json, styles.css from the latest release (see releases)
  2. Create a new folder in Vault-name/.obsidian/plugins and put the downloaded files in there
  3. Reload your plugins and enable the plugin image zhWUnifj86Q2KlZTOtfU

Showcase and how to use it with commander

Link to the command plugin: https://obsidian.md/plugins?id=commander

Plugin showcase

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/70213368/220442726-dd4ea75a-421a-40c0-a6b4-7458a8088fbc.mp4

Plugin combined with commander

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/70213368/220445816-c63b53df-3325-4da3-8d63-5836348a6dad.mp4

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