Personal daily project & task manager · TriliumNext Flux

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TriliumNext Flux

Personal daily project & task manager · TriliumNext plugin

Overview

Turn "achieving goals through projects" into a task panel you can see and complete every day, right inside your Trilium notes.

TriliumNext Flux is a Render plugin that runs in TriliumNext. It organizes your daily tasks around projects:

• Project-driven: In-progress / on-hold / cycling-phase projects are grouped and displayed with progress at a glance
• Today first: Overdue & today, future tasks and inbox are automatically categorized — open the panel and know what to do today
• Habit support: Weekly check-ins and interval timer reminders keep you on your execution rhythm

Features

Data ownership	Everything is stored in Trilium notes — no external storage, no third-party services
Zero dependencies	Pure frontend implementation, no third-party libraries
Bilingual	One-click language switch (Chinese / English)
Flexible config	Each feature can be toggled, tag syntax is customizable
Lightweight	Auto-refresh every 30 seconds without extra overhead

Preview

安装和使用方法请访问：https://github.com/ZangXincz/TriliumNext-Flux

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TriliumNext Flux v1.1.0

New · Quick insert (#)

Type # in task text to pop up a candidate menu for one-click tag completion:

• Dates: today / tomorrow / next (weekend, next Mon, +7 days, month end, next 1st…)
• Repeat: #repeat:1w; type :N for custom interval, optional :start / :end / :actual anchors
• Habit: #habit:5; type :N for custom days/week, optional times per day
• Timer: #timer:25; extend with rest minutes and custom phase names
• ↑ ↓ to select, Enter / Tab to insert, or click

Turn it off anytime under Settings → General → Quick insert.

Other changes

• Tags fixed to #repeat / #habit / #timer, config simplified
• Slimmed-down # candidate hints
• New "Quick insert" toggle in settings

TriliumNext Flux v1.1.0.zip

https://github.com/ZangXincz/TriliumNext-Flux/releases

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TriliumNext Flux v1.2.0

New · #priority fixed sort

Card order for tasks, weekly check-ins and interval timers can now be pinned:

• Write #priority:N in the task text (N=1~10, lower = first). Four syntaxes supported:

  #priority:1 / #priority1 / #p:1 / #p1

• Sort rule: date first, then priority within the same date; tasks without #priority go last, keeping their original order

• Weekly check-ins: reloading after a check-in no longer shuffles the cards — order stays fixed via #priority

• Task rows show the priority as a numeric badge styled like the date tag, right before it; check-in and timer cards don't show the badge (sort only)

• Quick insert (#) adds priority candidates: type priority for common levels (1/2/3/5/7/10), or priority:N to complete any 1-10

• Help panel documents #priority (and clarifies the difference from the project attribute #priority=P1)

Other changes

• Task sorting now prefers the date; priority only applies within the same date

TriliumNext Flux v1.2.0.zip

https://github.com/ZangXincz/TriliumNext-Flux/releases