Smart Link Note

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by ShaneJ

Create new notes, auto-link, and copy wiki links easily - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.

143 downloadsUpdated 2mo ago0BSD

Smart Link Note Plugin

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Smart Link Note is an Obsidian plugin designed to make linking notes faster and more intuitive. It provides commands (accessible via the Command Palette) and context menu options to quickly create linked notes, copy note links, and trigger link autocomplete.

Note: All commands listed below can be triggered directly from the Obsidian Command Palette (Ctrl/Cmd + P). You can also assign custom hotkeys to these commands in Obsidian's Hotkeys settings.

Features

1. Create Linked Note

  • Command: Create new note and link to current

  • Description: Prompts you for a new note title. Once created, it automatically inserts a link to the new note at the bottom of the current note, and adds a Related to: [[CurrentNote]] backlink in the newly created note, establishing an instant bidirectional link.

2. Copy Note Link

  • Command: Copy current note link

  • Description: Instantly copies the wiki-link format ([[Note Title]]) of the currently active note to your clipboard.

3. Quick Link Autocomplete

  • Command: Quick link autocomplete

  • Description: Inserts [[]] at your cursor and automatically triggers Obsidian's native link autocomplete menu.

4. File Explorer Integration

You can right-click any file in the Obsidian file explorer to access the following options from the context menu:

  • Create linked note from this: Creates a new note and establishes bidirectional links with the selected file.
  • Copy note link: Copies the [[Note Title]] link of the selected file.

How it Works

  • LinkCopier: Handles copying the wiki-link to the system clipboard.
  • NoteCreator: Manages the UI modal for typing in the new note's title and creates the file in your vault.
  • LinkBuilder: Responsible for safely appending the bidirectional links to the bottom of both the source and target notes.

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