Releases: justgregb/obsidian-daymark
Release list
Daymark 0.2.8
Full Changelog: 0.2.7...0.2.8
Daymark 0.2.7
Daymark 0.2.6
Daymark 0.2.5
Daymark 0.2.4
Daymark 0.2.3
Daymark 0.2.2
Adds an optional Ko-fi support link through Obsidian’s standard funding field and the README. Daymark remains free, open source, local-first, and unchanged in its access to vault data.
Daymark 0.2.1
Daymark 0.2.1 fixes a Calendar header regression.
- The period switcher now stays in exactly the same horizontal position when moving between Week, Month, and Year.
- Header geometry remains stable whether the selected period needs vertical scrolling or fits naturally in the sidebar.
- Responsive coverage now exercises all three periods at 285, 320, and 420 pixels in both light and dark themes.
No journal, Tally, settings, or report behavior changed.
Daymark 0.2.0
Daymark 0.2.0 makes the sidebar journal calmer, more capable, and lighter to run.
What’s new
- Move between compact Week, Month, and Year calendar views while keeping the same selected date and Tally period.
- Use Quick Log, Open today’s note, and Go to date from assignable Obsidian commands.
- Count local photos, ordinary checked items, and measurable tagged activities without counting tagged lines twice.
- Give Daily notes, Words, Photos, and discovered hashtag counters friendlier display names.
- Save cleaner Tally reports with an at-a-glance summary and chronological Day, Week, or Month tables.
- Enjoy a more compact settings experience, steadier narrow-sidebar layouts, and substantially reduced indexing and rendering work.
Daymark remains local-first, mobile-compatible, and free of accounts, analytics, telemetry, and network requests.
For manual installation, download manifest.json, main.js, and styles.css into <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/daymark/, then reload Obsidian and enable Daymark under Community plugins.
Daymark 0.1.0
Initial public release of Daymark, a local-first Obsidian journal with Month and Week calendar views, optional note covers, daily-note creation, and Week, Month, and Year Tally summaries.\n\nDaymark has no accounts, analytics, telemetry, runtime dependencies, or network requests. It supports desktop and mobile Obsidian 1.4.10 or newer.