OneCalendar 0.9.1

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OneCalendar 0.9.0

OneCalendar 0.9.0

OneCalendar combines Markdown-based tasks and ideas, lightweight project memos, a task board, and calendar views for Obsidian desktop and Android.

• Tasks and ideas live in daily notes under their own sections.
• Projects show the latest memo and keep previous updates in history.
• Calendar modes include 3 days, Week and Month, with compact mobile controls and a desktop diary sidebar.
• Multiple CalDAV calendars support individual colors and configurable refresh intervals. External events open in a read-only detail window.
• A New idea shortcut and Ideas URI open quick capture directly.
• Released under the MIT License. Third-party dependencies retain their own licenses.

Installation

Download main.js, manifest.json and styles.css into <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/one-calendar/, then enable OneCalendar. The ZIP is an optional manual-install bundle; copy the three plugin files from it.

Upgrading from TaskCalendar

The plugin ID is now one-calendar. Disable the old development TaskCalendar plugin before enabling OneCalendar and restart Obsidian. Keep the old plugin folder for the first launch to import its settings. The existing TaskCalendar data folder, diary notes, project memos, calendar IDs and original Ideas URI remain compatible. Reassign custom command shortcuts to OneCalendar if needed.

Calendar limitations

CalDAV reads remote events and can write task reminders to a writable calendar. This is not full two-way event synchronization. Local events can be exported with reminders for import into a phone calendar; actual Android notification delivery depends on the calendar app and has not been device-tested. Read-only Feishu CalDAV cannot accept reminder writes.

Release 0.8.5-beta

v0.8.5

initial commit