This plugin integrates Markwhen into Obsidian.md. You can use markwhen syntax to create timelines.

1. Go to the repo's latest release page, and download main.js, manifest.json and styles.css (or the zip file).
2. Copy these files to your local path [your vault]/.obsidian/plugins/markwhen/.
3. Relaunch Obsidian, or refresh the plugin list, you will see this plugin.
4. In the plugin list, enable Markwhen and enjoy!

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Ensure you first have Obsidian installed, and set up a development vault.

You can download and enable the Hot-Reload plugin in the dev vault to experience a smooth debugging workflow. Every time main.js, manifest.json or styles.css updates, it will trigger an auto-reload.

If the path to your vault is something other than ~/Documents/Obsidian Vault, update copyAssets.sh to point to your vault's location.

git clone [email protected]:mark-when/obsidian-plugin.git
cd obsidian-plugin
npm i
npm run vite

Since there's no watch command out-of-the-box, you can place the repo right in the dev vault config directory (i.e. [your vault]/.obsidian/plugins/markwhen/), and set the outDir to ./ in vite.config.ts (vite complains about this).

cd your-dev-vault/.obsidian/plugins
git clone git@github.com:mark-when/obsidian-plugin.git markwhen
cd markwhen
npm i
npm run vite