by bishop67
Keep tasks as notes and plan them in a sidebar panel, a list, a board or a calendar, with a built-in pomodoro timer.
Tasky
Tasks as notes for Obsidian: a sidebar panel with a mini calendar, Bases list/board/calendar views, and a pomodoro timer. Modelled on TaskNotes, without sync, recurrence, an API or webhooks.
Use
- Ribbon checklist icon: Tasks panel. + adds a task.
- Tasky: Open task views: creates
Tasks/Tasks.base(Today, All, Board, Calendar, Done). - Ribbon timer icon: pomodoro. Finished sessions count on the task.
Quick add: Buy groceries tomorrow at 5pm @home #errands !high → due date, time, context, tag, priority. start fri sets the scheduled date instead.
A task is a note in Tasks/ tagged task, with status, priority, due, scheduled, contexts and pomodoros in its frontmatter.
Install
npm install && npm run build
Copy main.js, manifest.json, styles.css to <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/tasky/ and enable it. Needs Obsidian 1.13+ with Bases on.
To release: bump manifest.json, push a matching tag (1.0.2), publish the draft release.
MIT
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