Those are my templates for everyday work and side projects, self hosted on my computer with Obsidian.
Sometimes, I translate to French some existing templates that I find cool and create my own. Templates I reuse are in a separate folder with appropriate README and LICENCE files.
Most of the time, I create my own. You can use these models to start working with Dataview and create your own if you wish.
Some are business oriented, others might be more creative oriented. It really depends on the mood or if Mercury is in retrograde. For example.
For daily and weekly logs. Includes some mecanisms to summarize and keep track, like:
- Categories from
Note Hebdoare automatically reported toRevue Hebdoto create a summary. dailytemplate includes adataviewjssnippet to collect undone tasks from previous notes and to exclude unchecked tasks from templates (in order to avoid polluting your task feed).
☀️ Morning Routine, you can create a folder with the same name or change it on the template:
dv.header(2, '🫵 Tâches non faites');
dv.taskList(dv.pages('"☀️ Morning Routine"').file.tasks
.where(t => !t.completed))
- Add
dailyas your default template for the Daily Note.
Templates to keep track of your projects and acomplishments. Use Projet as a template to write your project details. The #wip tag will add it to "Projets tech" in tableau-de-bord, and remove it when you change it to #done. Once you change the #wip tag to #done, your project will appear in your 🚀 Accomplissements dashboard.
These are templates for different kinds of meeting. I've connected it to my embeded calendar to create a note before a meeting.
The suivi doc will compile all your meeting-notes so you can easily find them.
Most templates require DataView plugin, which you can install easiyly from the Obsidian app interface. Globally, I hightly recommend installing this very cool plugin and supporting the creator with donations.
That's it, enjoy.