0.2.2

Azer 0.2.2

✨ New features

Settings search support (Obsidian 1.13+)
Azer's settings are now declared through Obsidian's declarative settings API, so they show up in the settings window's search on Obsidian 1.13 and later. Older Obsidian versions keep the same settings tab as before.

Hardened settings loading
Values read from the plugin's stored settings are now validated the same way as settings typed into the UI.

🔒 Release integrity

Release assets are now always built and attested in CI. You can verify that main.js and manifest.json came from this repository's source with:

gh attestation verify main.js -R znorgaard/azer

Full Changelog: 0.2.1...0.2.2

0.2.1

What's Changed

• Add "Insert backlinks table" command by @znorgaard in #9
• Document backlinks table in README by @znorgaard in #10
• Adopt Obsidian ESLint plugin in CI lint (#11) by @znorgaard in #12
• docs: update readme by @znorgaard in #14
• Bump version to 0.2.1 by @znorgaard in #15

Full Changelog: 0.2.0...0.2.1

0.2.0

Azer 0.2.0

✨ New features

Custom note types via azer.yaml
Every note type is now yours to define. Azer creates an azer.yaml file at your vault root on first run, pre-seeded with the six built-ins (NPC, Session, Adventure Log, Location, PC, Table). Edit it to add, rename, or remove types. Each with its own default folder, frontmatter fields, and starter body. (New types appear after the next reload.)

Dice-pool tables (2d6, 3d10, …)
azer-table blocks now accept dice pools like die: 2d6 or die: 3d10, not just single dice. Entries are apportioned across the pool's bell curve by probability, so a 2d6 table with two equal entries splits cleanly at 2–6 / 7–12 instead of lumping the likely middle rolls into one result.

Full Changelog: 0.1.1...0.2.0

0.1.1

Addresses the Obsidian plugin-review findings: removed redundant type assertions, fixed async command callbacks, eliminated unsafe any usage, dropped the builtin-modules dependency, and added ESLint + CI linting. Release assets now ship with build-provenance attestations.

0.1.0

Initial release of Azer — a D&D session toolkit for Obsidian: typed campaign notes (NPCs, sessions, adventure logs, locations, PCs) with wikilink cross-references, dice tables, and optional AI table generation and session recaps.