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obsidian-dataview-autocompletion

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About obsidian-dataview-autocompletion

Dataview Autocompletion is a community plugin for Obsidian that enhances the functionality of the Dataview plugin by providing intelligent autocomplete suggestions for metadata fields directly within the editor. This tool simplifies data management by helping users quickly identify and reuse existing inline metadata fields, significantly reducing typing errors and ensuring consistency across documents. Key features include support for inline metadata field suggestions and options to customize ignored fields or specific files to exclude from suggestion lists, allowing for a tailored user experience. The plugin is designed to integrate seamlessly into existing Obsidian workflows, making it easier to query and organize note metadata without memorizing field names. Installation is straightforward via the Obsidian community plugins marketplace or through manual deployment by placing the necessary files into the plugins directory. The project is open-source and licensed under the MIT License, ensuring users have th

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Web Self-hosted

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Dataview Autocompletion

This is a plugin for Obsidian (https://obsidian.md).

Dataview Autocomplete enhances the functionality of the popular Dataview plugin by providing autocomplete suggestions for metadata fields in the editor. This makes it easy to reuse existing fields and reduces typing errors.

Demo

Features

  • Provides autocomplete suggestions for inline metadata fields used by Dataview.
  • Customizable ignored fields and files for suggestions.

Installation

The plugin is available through Obsidian as a community plugin.

Manual installation

  1. Download the latest release files (manifest.json, styles.css, main.js) from the Releases page.
  2. Create a folder named "dataview-autocompletion" in the Obsidian plugins folder (.obsidian/plugins).
  3. Copy the files from step 1 into the new folder.
  4. Enable the plugin in the Obsidian settings under the "Community plugins" section. You might have to restart Obsidian to rsee the plugin.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE