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TsumugiMark

by mofukuru
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Description

The TsumugiMark plugin introduces a vertical writing workspace aimed at authors working on novels, screenplays and Japanese text. It opens the current Markdown file in a dedicated vertical pane, keeping it visually separate from the standard editor while staying fully in sync. Edits flow both ways. Type in either view and the content updates immediately. The plugin supports ruby characters for furigana using a custom inline notation, making it practical for complex kanji heavy writing. A built in character counter tracks total length and selection size directly from the status bar, which helps with manuscript limits and pacing. Visual preferences are flexible, with controls for font family, size, spacing, and how characters are counted.

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Latest Version

1.0.1
3 months ago

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Full Changelog: https://github.com/mofukuru/TsumugiMark/compare/1.0.0...1.0.1

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TsumugiMark

TsumugiMark is a vertical writing plugin for Obsidian. It allows you to switch the standard Markdown editor to a vertical display, suitable for writing novels, screenplays, and other Japanese texts.

Key Features (Note: This is a beta version, and features may not be stable)

  • Vertical Writing View: Opens the active Markdown file in a separate pane with a vertical layout.
  • Live Preview: Changes in the standard editor are reflected in the vertical view in real-time.
  • Edit in Vertical View: You can directly edit text in the vertical view and save changes to the file.
  • Ruby Character Support: Supports ruby characters (furigana) using the |Kanji《kanji》 format.
  • Character Count: Displays the total character count of the document in the status bar. When you select text, it also shows the character count of the selection.
  • Customization: You can freely adjust the font family, font size, line spacing, and character counting method from the settings screen.

Please be sure to test before use. Editing existing files may disrupt the layout of the Markdown editor.

How to Install

  1. Install and enable "TsumugiMark" from the community plugins in Obsidian.
  2. Open the Markdown file you want to edit.
  3. Click the ribbon icon (a note and pen icon) in the upper right corner of the editor, or run TsumugiMark: open vertical editor from the command palette.
  4. The screen will be split, and the vertical editor will be displayed on the right side.

License

This plugin is released under the MIT License.

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