zilinmuyu142 downloadsOpen a glass card desk instead of the file tree. Map folders to rooms, then click into notes.
A glass card desk for Obsidian. One install: the homepage becomes rooms of cards, and the vault picks up the mint Quiet Glass look.
Chinese name: 静桌. Desk title defaults to 格物成栖 (you can change it).
Formerly An Tou. Plugin id stays an-tou so existing installs keep their data.json and desk tabs.
Requires Obsidian 1.7.2 or newer.
A new vault opens on a welcome page. It says what the plugin changed, confirms your notes and folders were not touched, and lets you pick which top-level folders go on the home grid — six are pre-selected, and Add all maps every folder and its subfolders the way older versions did automatically.
Vaults that already have rooms skip the welcome page entirely.
Settings default to Chinese. Switch to English at the top of the page — the desk itself follows, including the date format.
Desk
attachments is there by default)Rooms
Rooms are grouped: home cards first, then each nested group under its parent. Each room collapses to one line. Click the line to edit.
Deleting a room asks first and says where its children go — back to the home grid, never deleted with it.
Build from top-level folders keeps names, captions, and toggles you already edited. Rooms whose folder has disappeared are flagged rather than removed.
Copy main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css into:
<vault>/.obsidian/plugins/an-tou/
Enable Quiet Desk under Community plugins.
npm install
npm run build
Push a version tag that matches manifest.json (no v prefix). GitHub Actions builds the plugin, signs artifact attestations, and creates the release:
git tag 0.3.0
git push origin 0.3.0
Then submit or re-request review at community.obsidian.md.
Plugin id: an-tou (former name An Tou). The store name has to stay English / Basic Latin: Quiet Desk.