Progress Dock

approved

by usagi

Track numeric goals, deadlines, countdowns, and branching learning roadmaps in a dockable dashboard. - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.

↓ 41 downloadsUpdated 20d agoMIT
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Progress Dock

Progress Dock is a local-first Obsidian dashboard for numeric goals, deadlines, countdowns, and branching learning roadmaps. It opens as a dockable Obsidian side panel and stores all data in the plugin's own data.json.

Repository: https://github.com/ririririse/obsidian-progress-dock

Features

  • Create numeric tasks with current value, target, unit, and bar/ring/number display modes.
  • Drag a progress slider or click the current and target values to enter exact custom numbers; the percentage updates automatically.
  • Add DDL dates with categories, notes, colors, month calendar, and countdown view.
  • Event dates use highlighted cells, larger color markers, and count badges for visibility.
  • Hover or keyboard-focus the overall Recent DDL heading to preview all DDL items in one calendar.
  • Create sequential and parallel learning paths.
  • Mark every learning node complete independently.
  • Works with Obsidian light and dark themes.
  • No account, network request, telemetry, or modification of note files.

Branching roadmap syntax

  • -> or → starts the next stage.
  • + or | creates parallel branches in the same stage.

Example:

HTML / CSS -> JavaScript -> React + Vue -> Project practice

React and Vue appear as parallel branches. Both can be marked complete separately.

Manual installation

  1. Copy main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css into: <Vault>/.obsidian/plugins/progress-dock/
  2. Reload Obsidian.
  3. Open Settings → Community plugins and enable Progress Dock.
  4. Select the gauge icon in the left ribbon or run Open Progress Dock from the command palette.

The ready-to-copy files are also available in the release folder after running pnpm run build.

Build

pnpm install
pnpm run build

Releases

Release tags match the version in manifest.json. Every release provides main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css as downloadable assets for Obsidian.

Privacy

Progress Dock has no network access and does not read or change Markdown notes. Plugin data is stored by Obsidian in .obsidian/plugins/progress-dock/data.json.

License

MIT

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