The plugin adds a sindgle command that moves completed tasks in the active file either under a pre-configured heading in the same file or to a separate file.

This is handy if you like organizing your tasks in an outline: completed tasks don't clutter up your workspace, but you can still go back to them.

Here is what it looks like

- [ ] This one I haven't done yet
- [x] Water the dog
    - Some task details
- [x] Feed the plants

Turns into

- [ ] This one I haven't done yet

# Archived

- [[2021-09-W-38]]
    - [[2021-09-16]]
        - [x] Water the dog
            - Some task details
        - [x] Feed the plants

Configuration

The plugin lets you configure the following:

• what text makes a heading an archive;
• whether to add newlines around headings when moving stuff around;
• moving tasks to the current file or to a separate file.

Date tree

Each checked date tree option (weeks, days) will create an additional level in the archive hierarchy with a link to the corresponding periodic note.

Usage

Just open the command palette and run: Archive tasks in this file.

Roadmap

• Move completed tasks to a separate archive file
• Per-file configuration through front-matter
• More options for the date tree
  • Days
  • Months
  • Years
• Multiple archive subheadings per file
• Archive sublists per list item
• Archive any document section

Acknowledgements

This plugin is a simple & incomplete (for now) implementation of the archiving features of org-mode.

Also, I relied on the code from these excellent plugins:

• obsidian-kanban;
• obsidian-outliner.