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Email Block for Obsidian GitHub tag (latest by date) Release Obsidian Plugin GitHub all releases

This plugin lets you plan small emails inside your Obsidian notes.

Install ..

.. automatically in Obsidian (not yet)

  1. Go to Community Plugins in your Obsidian Settings and disable Safe Mode
  2. Click on Browse and search for "Email Block"
  3. Click install
  4. Toggle the plugin on in the Community Plugins tab

.. manually from this repo

  1. Download the latest release *.zip file.
  2. Unpack the zip in the .obsidan/plugins folder of your obsidian vault

How to use

Add the "email" code block into your note:

```email
to: info@randommail.com
subject: My Subject
body: "Hey info,

  here is some content"
```

Parameter

You can customize the view with the following parameters:

Parameter Description Values
to The main receiver of the mail. Multiple receiver seperated by ",". String value
cc The cc receiver of the mail. Multiple receiver seperated by ",". String value
cc The bcc receiver of the mail. Multiple receiver seperated by ",". String value
subject The subject of the email. String value
body The body of the email. String value
showmailto Show the "mailto" link after the mail body. true/false (Default: true)

Example

Example

How to dev

  1. Clone this repo into the plugin folder of a (non-productive) vault (.obsidian/plugins/)
  2. npm i
  3. npm run dev
  4. Toggle the plugin on in the Community Plugins tab

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