Lumberjack helps you quickly jump from anywhere to logging something new in Obsidian. Its log command can be used from within the app to create a new line with a preset prefix at the end of your daily note and make sure you're in edit mode, so you can swiftly lodge whatever's on your mind away, and then get back to whatever you were doing.
The real power, though, is in its URL schemes. The clear-cut commands obsidian://log
and obsidian://timber
let you jump straight into edit mode on your daily note or a brand-new draft, respectively, with the cursor sharpened and ready to go in just the right place.
Lumberjack.Log.demo.MP4
Lumberjack.Timber.demo.MP4
- Install the plugin via the in-app Community Plugins gallery (preferred) or manually, as instructed below.
- Invoke the "Log" command via the command palette—or set a hotkey of your choice—to create a new line at the bottom of your daily note.
- Run the
obsidian://log
command to open Obsidian and log a new thought in your daily note at an appended line and start writing immediately.- On iOS, this is easy to set up via Shortcuts. Install this shortcut, add it to your homescreen, then tap the button!
- Run the
obsidian://timber
command to create a new draft in a designated inbox folder and start writing immediately.- On iOS, this is easy to set up via Shortcuts. Install this shortcut, add it to your homescreen, then tap the button!
- Copy over
main.js
,styles.css
,manifest.json
to your vaultVaultFolder/.obsidian/plugins/your-plugin-id/
.