Obsidian plugins with #codemirror#

The Vimrc Support plugin allows Obsidian users to load and persist Vim keybindings and configurations from a `.obsidian.vimrc` file. This enables users to customize and retain Vim key mappings, commands, and options across sessions. The plugin provides support for advanced Vim features like custom keymaps, Ex commands, and clipboard integration. Users can execute Obsidian commands directly from Vim commands, enabling seamless integration of Vim functionality with Obsidian's built-in features. Additional utilities include the ability to load JavaScript snippets, surround text, paste into selected text, and manage tab stops. The plugin also introduces support for fixed keyboard layouts and enhanced motion commands. With this, Vim enthusiasts can replicate their traditional Vim workflows within Obsidian, while also extending its functionality with Obsidian-specific commands and scripts.

The Bamboo plugin fixes a specific editing problem for people who write in Chinese, Japanese or Korean by improving how the editor detects word boundaries inside CodeMirror. That changes basic actions that depend on word splits, so cursor movement and text selection feel more natural instead of breaking characters in awkward places. It handles traditional and simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean, and it only steps in when nearby text is CJK, leaving English and code behaviour alone. The plugin relies on Intl.Segmenter when the browser supports it and falls back to rule based segmentation otherwise. Its scope is narrow but the benefit is immediate if your notes regularly mix CJK text with other writing.

The Word Splitting for Japanese in Edit Mode plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who work with Japanese text. This plugin allows you to split Japanese words correctly, making it easier to edit and organize your notes. With this plugin, you'll no longer have to worry about incorrect word splitting affecting your note-taking experience.