Poker

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by James DiGioia

Easily document and view your poker hands.

★ 12 stars↓ 3,907 downloadsUpdated 1y agoMIT
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Obsidian Poker

Easily document and view your poker hands.

Screenshot

Rendered Cards

How to Install

In Obsidian go to Settings > Third-party plugins > Community Plugins > Browse and search for Poker.

Manual installation

Unzip the latest release into your <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/ folder.

How to Configure

The plugin allows you to customize the prefix you use for inline cards. Go to Settings -> Poker to customize. The plugin defaults to pkr as the prefix.

How to Use

Rendering Cards

To render a card, add backticks your chosen prefix, and a colon, then write the card(s) in standard 2 letter notation, with a rank & suit pair. Ranks should be one of AKQJT98765432X (with X being rendered as X and meaning "any rank"); suits should be one of dhscx (with X being rendered as x and meaning "any suit").

Example

This is a card: `pkr:As`.

You can also do multiple cards at once: `pkr:AsAc`.

Roadmap

  • Add support for card with no suit (e.g. Kx)
  • Add support for unknown suited or offsuit cards or other cards (e.g. KsXo, KsXs, or KsX)
  • Add command to generate a random number of cards (e.g. to generate a random flop)
  • Add a hand replayer using markdown codeblocks & YAML to define a hand and show a replayer in preview to watch it

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