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Interactivity: Calculations and Scripts

Interactivity lets you run local shell commands and scripts directly within your notes, providing the output alongside your written content. Use your favorite tools like Python, Node.js, Java, Perl, PHP, bash, or any other REPLs while taking notes.

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ID interactivity
Author ichichikin
Minimum Obsidian Version 1.5.3
Official Release Date 2024-05-23
Last update 2024-05-25

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Changes

Date Changed Property Old Value New Value
2024-05-23 Plugin Added
2024-05-25 name Interactivity Interactivity: Calculations and Scripts
2024-07-20 description Interactivity allows you to run shell commands and scripts directly within your notes, providing their output right alongside your written content, making your note-taking process more dynamic and interactive. Interactivity lets you run local shell commands and scripts directly within your notes, providing the output alongside your written content. Use your favorite tools like Python, Node.js, Java, Perl, PHP, bash, or any other REPLs while taking notes.
2024-05-18 Plugin Removed
2024-05-23 Plugin Re-Added
2024-05-23 name Interactivity: Calculations and Scripts Interactivity
2024-05-23 description Interactivity lets you run local shell commands and scripts directly within your notes, providing the output alongside your written content. Use your favorite tools like Python, Node.js, Java, Perl, PHP, bash, or any other REPLs while taking notes. Interactivity allows you to run shell commands and scripts directly within your notes, providing their output right alongside your written content, making your note-taking process more dynamic and interactive.
2024-05-25 name Interactivity Interactivity: Calculations and Scripts
2024-12-07 description Interactivity allows you to run shell commands and scripts directly within your notes, providing their output right alongside your written content, making your note-taking process more dynamic and interactive. Interactivity lets you run local shell commands and scripts directly within your notes, providing the output alongside your written content. Use your favorite tools like Python, Node.js, Java, Perl, PHP, bash, or any other REPLs while taking notes.

Repository Data

License MIT in package.json
MIT in LICENSE file
Package Manager npm
Uses Typescript Yes
Installed Bundlers esbuild
Installed Testing Frameworks None found
Has Test Files No
Uses BRAT beta releases No
Dependencies @typescript-eslint/types, @typescript-eslint/utils, tslib
Dev Dependencies @types/node, @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin, @typescript-eslint/parser, builtin-modules, esbuild, obsidian, typescript

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Lines of Code

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Downloads

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Version History

Version Release Date Note
0.0.2 2024-05-23 None
0.0.3 2024-05-23 None
0.0.4 2024-05-25 None