0.2.0

What's new

• New notes without a saved position are now placed in name order (numbers sort numerically), in a new row below your lowest box.
• Right-click a folder in the file explorer to open its relation diagram.
• The diagram tab is now named after the folder (e.g. /Projects), so it's easy to tell apart from note tabs.
• Subfolders appear as folder-shaped boxes with their note count. Click Open folder to step in (Ctrl/Cmd + click opens a new tab), and use the breadcrumb above the diagram to go back.
• The command now shows a notice when no note is open.

Notes for existing users

• If a folder has subfolders, they now appear as folder boxes automatically. Drag them like any other box; positions are saved.
• Links between notes in different folders are still not drawn.

0.1.1 — Fix review warning, keep positions on rename

• Removed the leftover sample settings tab. Base Diagram has no user-facing settings, so this resolves the getSettingDefinitions() review warning without changing behavior.
• Saved node positions now follow notes when they are renamed or moved to another folder, and are cleaned up when notes are deleted.

Full Changelog: 0.1.0...0.1.1

0.1.0 — Initial release

Initial release of Base Diagram.

Turn a folder of notes into a relationship diagram, using your existing frontmatter as the single source of truth.

• Draws each note in a folder as a table-style box with its frontmatter properties
• Link-type properties (e.g. related: "[[Note]]") become arrows from source to target
• Drag boxes to arrange them; positions are saved per folder
• Long values are truncated to fit, with the full text shown on hover
• Optional color property (red / blue / green / yellow / purple) to tint boxes
• "Open note" link on each box to jump to the note in a new tab
• Refresh button in the view header; the diagram's folder is restored after restarting Obsidian
• English and Japanese UI, following Obsidian's display language