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Obsidian-Easy-Write-to-Notes-Remotely

From your daily notes, you can easily send a block of text to another note by linking it like this: >[[Note]].

For example, lets say you wanted to add to your grocery list note. You could write this in your daily notes:

  • Buy avocados >[[Grocery list]]

You can tell that the block of text was successfully added when the greater than symbol (>) disappears. In a few seconds, it will look like this:

  • Buy avocados [[Grocery list]]

In the grocery list note, The text will appear at the end of the linked file with the daily note it comes from linked, like this:

  • Buy avocados [[November 12th, 2021]]

The link must be at the end of the line, anything after the link will not be copied.


Getting started

  1. Open the python script "Obsidian Easy Write To Notes Remotely.py" in a text editor.
  2. Add your obsidian vault folder path and daily notes folder path into the variables "ObsidianVaultFolder" and "DailyNotesFolder".
  3. Ensure your daily notes titles are in the format MMMM Do, YYYY (example: November 12th, 2021)
  4. Run the python script.
  5. [Optional] Compile the .py file into an .exe file and have it automatically run when your computer starts up.
  • Download Auto-py-to-exe using pip
  • Run Auto-py-to-exe and create the exe file.
  • Copy the file to your startup folder (you can find it on Windows by using Win+R and type shell:startup)

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