Changelog

📖 Named for: Matt Haig — Reasons to Stay Alive This release adds the following to the plugin: ⚙️ Settings added: Triage status determines which status your new document will have in Reader (which tab it will show up in), for example “New” or “Archive” 📖 Front matter parsing: The following YAML front matter keys will be parsed: source will be submitted as the Reader document’s source instead of the standard Obsidian url 🧹 Cleaned up some code and introduced linting to the project

📖 Named for: Douglas Adams — Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy This release adds the following to the plugin: ⚙️ Settings added: Submit note tags looks for inline tags (with the #hashtag #notation) in your Obsidian note and submit’s them as Reader document tags 🧹 Some internal housekeeping, like refactoring code and writing tests

📖 Named for: James Clear — Atomic Habits This release adds the following to the plugin: 📖 Front matter parsing: The following YAML front matter keys will be parsed: author to provide the Reader document’s author (see also settings) summary will provide a summary to your Reader document image-url or banner will provide a cover image for your Reader document1 ⚙️ Settings added: Fallback author provides a author to default to if no author is set in the front matter Omit front matter submits only the note’s body (without front matter) to Reader....

📖 Named for: Neil Gaiman — American Gods This release adds the following to the plugin: ⚙️ Settings added: Save Reader URL in front matter will write the Reader detail URL to your Obsidian note’s YAML front matter upon first publishing it 🎯 Commands added: Open document URL in Reader: If the Save Reader URL in front matter setting is set and your note is published, you can use this command to open the corresponding document in Reader....

📖 Named for: Terry Pratchett — The Light Fantastic This release is the first working prototype for this plugin. Included features: 📨 Send an Obsidian note to Reader with the Send to Reader command ⚙️ Settings added: General tags allows you to provide a list of tags that get automatically assigned to every Reader document created by this plugin