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• Remove the legacy “MinimalistTaskModal” base class and its derivatives (MinimalistTaskCreationModal and MinimalistTaskEditModal) by renaming and consolidating them into new classes: – Rename MinimalistTaskModal to TaskModal – Rename MinimalistTaskCreationModal → TaskCreationModal – Rename MinimalistTaskEditModal → TaskEditModal • Update all references and imports across the project (including AdvancedCalendarView) to use the new TaskModal, TaskCreationModal, and TaskEditModal classes instead of the old minimalist versions. • Extract and expose a new TaskConversionOptions type (in src/types/taskConversion.ts) to provide a consistent interface for passing conversion-related options. • Adjust the modal logic: – In TaskCreationModal, update natural language parsing, pre-populated values, and form handling using the new base TaskModal APIs. – In TaskEditModal, change the constructor signature to accept an options object (including “task” and an optional “onTaskUpdated” callback) and update recurrence handling to convert legacy recurrence objects into display strings. • Update CSS: – Rename styles/minimalist-modal.css to styles/task-modal.css and update class comments (e.g. “MINIMALIST TASK MODAL” → “TASK MODAL – Google Keep/Todoist Inspired”). – Modify selectors in modal-bem.css by removing references to “.task-creation-modal” and “.task-edit-modal” in some cases, as these are now included under the unified “tasknotes-plugin” context. • Remove the tests for BaseTaskModal (tests/unit/modals/BaseTaskModal.test.ts) since that base class is no longer used, and update test references for the new TaskCreationModal class. • Overall, this commit streamlines the modal codebase and unifies the naming and styling of task-related modals while updating the type definitions and downstream usage in views and tests. These changes are backward‐compatible with previous plugin settings (aside from renamed classes/interfaces) but may require updates in any custom integrations relying on the old MinimalistTask* modals. |
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TaskNotes for Obsidian
A task and note management plugin with calendar views and daily notes.
Rationale
TaskNotes uses YAML frontmatter to store task data, providing several benefits. YAML is a standard format compatible with many tools, ensuring long-term data stability in line with Obsidian's file-over-app philosophy. The frontmatter approach makes it trivial to add custom fields like "assigned-to" or "attachments" that integrate seamlessly with other tools like Obsidian Bases. This extensibility has made it easy to add features like time-tracking, which would be difficult to implement cleanly in other task formats. The one-note-per-task approach enables you to add unstructured content in the note body for descriptions and progress notes. Each task becomes a full participant in your knowledge graph, leveraging native Obsidian features like backlinking and graph visualization. This creates a complete history and context for every task in one place.
Core Features
Task Management
- Individual Markdown files with YAML frontmatter
- Properties: title, status, priority, due date, scheduled date, contexts, tags, time estimates
- Recurring tasks with per-date completion tracking
- Time tracking with multiple sessions per task
- Archive functionality using tags
- Advanced filtering and grouping options
Calendar Integration
- Month view with task and note display
- Mini calendar for compact layouts
- ICS/iCal subscription support
- Direct navigation to daily notes
Time Management
- Built-in time tracking with start/stop functionality
- Pomodoro timer with task integration
- Session history and statistics
Editor Integration
- Interactive task previews on wikilinks
- One-click checkbox-to-task conversion
- Template support with parent note context
Views
- Calendar: Month view with agenda
- Task List: Filtering and grouping
- Kanban: Drag-and-drop task management
- Agenda: Daily task and note overview
- Notes: Date-based note browser
- Pomodoro: Timer with statistics
Configuration
Customization
- Field Mapping: Customize YAML property names to match existing workflows
- Custom Statuses: Define task statuses with colors and completion behavior
- Custom Priorities: Create priority levels with weight-based sorting
- Templates: Configure daily note templates with Obsidian variables
YAML Structure
Task Example
title: "Complete documentation"
status: "in-progress"
due: "2024-01-20"
priority: "high"
contexts: ["work"]
timeEstimate: 120
timeEntries:
- startTime: "2024-01-15T10:30:00"
endTime: "2024-01-15T11:15:00"
Recurring Task
title: "Weekly meeting"
recurrence:
frequency: "weekly"
days_of_week: ["mon"]
complete_instances: ["2024-01-08"]
Credits
This plugin uses FullCalendar.io for its calendar components.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.