KDM Planner

Plan your week in your notes and enter it into the KDM work tracker. KDM Planner adds a weekly planning block you can put in any note, a quick "send to KDM" dialog for every note, and a weekly calendar view that mirrors the planning page of KDM, with the same actions.

KDM Planner is a community plugin. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the operator of KDM. It talks to KDM the same way KDM's own web page does, using your own account.

The plugin's interface is in Turkish, matching KDM.

Features

• Weekly plan block (kdm-week): a week of notes inside an ordinary note, one area per day, each day split into morning and afternoon around the lunch break. Add, edit and delete notes right in the block.
• Send to KDM: a button next to every note opens a quick dialog that is already filled in: the task is matched from your task list, the description is the note, and the time is the first free slot (or the time you wrote). Notes about leave are entered as a leave day.
• KDM calendar view: the weekly calendar of KDM's planning page (your working hours, 08:30-17:30 by default, in 30 minute cells) inside Obsidian. Click a cell to add, click an entry to edit, drag to move, drag the bottom edge to resize, right-click for the menu.
• All actions of KDM's planning page: add, edit, move, resize, mark as completed, delete, leave days (whole days or hours). Past weeks are locked exactly as in KDM and open in a read-only view.
• Your own rules: tasks of 4 hours or more are refused, a break between tasks is expected (a warning), and the lunch break is never used for a suggested slot. The "other task" type is never created.
• Stays in step with KDM: entries already in KDM are shown above your notes, notes that were sent follow KDM when you press Yenile (refresh), and a note whose entry was deleted in KDM becomes an unsent note again. Notes you have not sent are never touched by a refresh.
• Safe by design: buttons that call KDM are disabled while the request runs, the view refreshes when it succeeds and the button comes back when it fails.
• The access token is kept in Obsidian's secret storage, is sent only over HTTPS and only to the KDM URL it was issued for.
• Login through KDM's own page: KDM's login has a security check (Cloudflare Turnstile) that only its web page can pass. On desktop the plugin opens that page inside Obsidian and takes the session from it. Requests are signed the way KDM's web page signs them.
• Remember password (optional, off by default): when the session runs out, the login page opens by itself, your remembered email and password are filled in, and the login is sent as soon as the security check has passed.

Requirements

• Obsidian 1.13.0 or later, desktop only: logging in needs KDM's login page inside Obsidian, which the mobile app cannot show.
• A KDM account and the address of your KDM site (KDM URL, entered in the settings).
• Internet access to that site.

Setup

1. Install and enable the plugin.
2. Open Settings → KDM Planner and enter the KDM URL. The email is optional; it only fills in the email field of the login page.
3. Press Giriş yap (log in). KDM's login page opens in a new tab inside Obsidian: pass the security check and log in there. The tab closes by itself once you are in. The plugin keeps the access token, renews it automatically, and downloads your task list once per login.
4. Optional: turn on Parolayı hatırla (remember password), in the settings or in the login tab. KDM sessions run out after a while; with this option the plugin logs in again by itself (see What is stored below).

Using it

Weekly plan block

Run Haftalık plan bloğu ekle from the command palette, or press the calendar button in the header of any note. A dialog asks for the week (last, this, next, or any date). The block is plain text, so it also works in source mode:

```kdm-week
hafta: 2026-10-26
## Pzt 26.10
### Öğleden önce
- 09:00-10:30 Customer meeting
- Prepare report
### Öğleden sonra
- Contract draft
## Sal 27.10
### Öğleden önce
### Öğleden sonra
```

Switch the note to reading mode to see the planner. A note may start with a time range (09:00-10:30). A sent note ends with a marker such as {kdm:123456} that links it to its KDM entry.

Per note: KDM'ye aktar (send), ✎ (edit: the KDM entry for sent notes, the text for others), ✓ (complete) and × (delete: from KDM and the note for sent notes, only the note otherwise). The bar of the block has Yenile (refresh from KDM), Takvimi aç (open the calendar) and Bloğu kaldır (remove the block from the note; KDM is not touched).

KDM calendar

Open it with the ribbon icon or KDM takvimini aç. Entries use KDM's colours: yellow planned, green completed, red not completed, grey leave. Every entry has a green ✓ (mark as completed) and a red × (delete) at its bottom right. Only planned entries can be moved or resized; entries of past weeks are locked and open in a read-only view.

Commands

Settings

Privacy, network use and accounts

• Account required. The plugin only works with a KDM account.
• Network. The plugin contacts only the KDM URL you configure, using Obsidian's requestUrl: login, token refresh, reading your plan entries and task list, and creating, changing and deleting your plan entries when you ask it to. No other servers are contacted. There is no telemetry, no ads and no analytics.
• Transport. The KDM URL must be HTTPS (plain HTTP is accepted only for localhost). If you change the URL, the stored session is dropped, so tokens are never sent to another server. Logging out also asks KDM to revoke the refresh token. Requests time out after 30 seconds.
• Login page. On desktop, Giriş yap shows the page at the KDM URL in a tab inside Obsidian, in an in-memory browser session that is discarded when the tab closes. That page loads what KDM's site loads, including Cloudflare's security check. The password is typed into KDM's page. The plugin reads the session tokens the page stores after login and KDM's session cookie, which the tokens are bound to. Only with Parolayı hatırla on does it also take the email and password typed into that page, and it puts them back only into the login page at the same KDM URL.
• What is stored. The access and refresh tokens and KDM's session cookie are in Obsidian's secret storage. data.json holds your settings, your email, your name and user number as returned by KDM, and a cached copy of your task list. The password is stored only with Parolayı hatırla on: in the secret storage of this device (not synced with the vault), after KDM accepted it, bound to the KDM URL and email. Turning the option off or logging out deletes it. A password remembered by version 1.3 is deleted on the first start.
• Your vault. The plugin only reads and writes notes that contain a kdm-week block, and only that block.
• Payments. None; the plugin is free.
• Unofficial API. KDM has no public API documentation. The plugin uses the same endpoints as KDM's web page, so a change on KDM's side can break it. Write operations act on your own plan entries with your own permissions.

Development

npm ci
npm run dev      # watch; set OBSIDIAN_PLUGIN_DIR in .env to copy builds into a test vault
npm test         # unit tests (planning rules, note format, protocol)
npm run lint     # Obsidian's official ESLint rules
npm run build    # type check + production bundle

The protocol code is in src/kdm-protocol.ts and src/kdm-client.ts. A step by step user guide in Turkish is in docs/KULLANIM.md.

License

MIT