A module-based Obsidian plugin that provides helpful slash commands for quick text insertion.

• Function: Inserts the current date at the cursor position
• Usage: Type /today in any note and it will be automatically replaced with today's date
• Configurable: Date format can be customized in settings

• Function: Inserts the current time at the cursor position
• Usage: Type /now in any note and it will be automatically replaced with the current time
• Configurable: Time format can be customized in settings (defaults to 24-hour format)

Access the plugin settings through Obsidian's Settings > Community Plugins > Slash Commands.

• Enable /today command: Toggle to enable/disable the /today slash command
• Today date format: Customize the date format using moment.js format patterns
• Enable /now command: Toggle to enable/disable the /now slash command
• Now time format: Customize the time format using moment.js format patterns (default: HH:mm)

• YYYY - 4-digit year (2024)
• MM - 2-digit month (01-12)
• DD - 2-digit day (01-31)
• MMMM - Full month name (January)
• Do - Day with ordinal suffix (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th)
• dddd - Full day name (Monday, Tuesday, etc.)
• HH:mm - 24-hour time format
• h:mm A - 12-hour time format with AM/PM
• [text] - Literal text (e.g., [Today is] dddd → "Today is Monday")

• YYYY-MM-DD → 2024-01-15
• DD/MM/YYYY → 15/01/2024
• MM/DD/YYYY → 01/15/2024
• MMMM Do, YYYY → January 15th, 2024
• dddd, MMMM Do → Monday, January 15th
• YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm → 2024-01-15 14:30
• [Today is] dddd → Today is Monday

• HH:mm → 23:11 (24-hour format, default for /now)
• h:mm A → 11:11 PM (12-hour format with AM/PM)
• HH:mm:ss → 23:11:45 (24-hour with seconds)
• h:mm:ss A → 11:11:45 PM (12-hour with seconds)
• [Time: ]HH:mm → Time: 23:11 (custom text + time)

For more format options, see the moment.js documentation.

The plugin uses a modular approach with two main components:

1. Real-time Detection: Automatically detects when you type slash commands and replaces them
2. Manual Command: Access commands through Obsidian's command palette (Ctrl/Cmd + P)

1. Copy the plugin files to your .obsidian/plugins/obsidian-commands/ directory
2. Enable the plugin in Obsidian's Community Plugins settings
3. Configure the settings as desired

This plugin is built using a module-based architecture instead of classes, making it easier to extend and maintain.

• src/main.ts - Main plugin logic and slash command handling
• src/settings.ts - Settings interface and configuration
• styles.css - Plugin styling

To add a new slash command:

1. Add the command configuration to the settings interface
2. Implement the command logic in the main plugin file
3. Add the command detection in the handleSlashCommand function

MIT License