I make small Obsidian plugins that each do one job, mostly views for Bases, plus tables, tasks, links, search and the editor. Every core feature is free and the source is MIT. One GitHub sponsorship turns on Pro in all of them. Guides and details are at notemods.com.
Merges the Markdown tables under one heading in many notes into one sortable table, as a Bases view, with a link to each source note.
Shows a Kanban board inside any note, read from the board file, with live updates, lane picking and card check-off.
Keeps the header row and the first columns of a Bases table in view while you scroll, in base files and in bases embedded in notes.
Shows each checklist task in the notes a base selects as its own row, with due dates, tags and the source note, and ticks tasks from the view.
Numbers every wrapped display line in the editor gutter, with relative, hybrid and absolute modes, so counted Vim motions land where the gutter says.
One-click switches above a base that turn saved filters on and off, in base tabs and embedded bases.
Opens and edits AsciiDoc files in the vault with a highlighted source editor and a safe rendered preview.
Updates every link and embed to a heading or block ID when you edit the heading text in the editor, with no rename dialog.
Shows footnote references as numbered links inside callouts and table cells in Live Preview, with a hover preview and a jump to the definition.
Shows the first page, or a chosen page, of the PDF linked from each note as the card cover in a Bases view.
Shows the headings of embedded notes and callout titles in one outline, nested where each note is embedded.
Creates new notes from a base with a template file, the base's filter values as properties, a folder and a name pattern.
Draws the notes that a base selects as an interactive graph. Links become edges, and you click a node to open its note.
Shows one table row for each item of a list property, as a Bases view, so one note can give many rows.
Search notes by created and modified date, links to and from a note, tag and path, in a search modal with a preview line for each result.