#FREE

Visit Youtube for more information: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-hD48UYRts

#Create Notes Visually

See details in Guide

It is recommended to work with Templater, Be sure to enable the "Trigger Templater on new file creation" option of the Templater plugin, so that you can use the template variables and functions provided by Templater.

#Main System

#Periodic Notes System

See details in Guide

#Knowledge Management System

See details in Guide

#Daily Record(usememos)

Capture daily inspiration quickly by usememos See details in Usage

#Manner 1: Through Memos Web App

#Manner 2: Through MoeMemos App

#Manner 3: Through iOS Shortcut

#Installation

Dataview is required, please install it first.

#Recommended

LifeOS is available in the Obsidian community plugin browser!

1. Search for "LifeOS" in Obsidian's community plugins browser.
2. Enable the plugin in your Obsidian settings (find "LifeOS" under "Community plugins").
3. Check the settings. You can customize the directory of periodic notes and PARA notes.

#Settings

#Usage

#Daily record

usememos

Integration with usememos, you need to deploy your own usememos.

Or use the demo to experience.

#Query code block

LifeOS works by writing markdown code block, which query project, area, task list according to the date parsed from current filename, and query task, bullet, file, project, area, resource, archive list according to the tags parsed from Properties.

#Query by time

Time scope is parsed from current file name, for example:

• 2023-01-01.md // Only 1 January is included
• 2023-W21.md // Every day of week 21
• 2023-06.md // Every day and every week of June
• 2023-Q3.md // Every day, every week, every month of Quarter 3
• 2023.md // Every day, every week, every month, every quarter of 2023

```LifeOS
TaskDoneListByTime
```

```LifeOS
TaskRecordListByTime
```

```LifeOS
ProjectListByTime
```

```LifeOS
AreaListByTime
```

#Query by tag

Tags is parsed from the Properties of current file, for example:

---
tags: project-1
---

The following code block would use project-1 as the tag for the query.

```LifeOS
TaskListByTag
```

```LifeOS
BulletListByTag
```

```LifeOS
FileListByTag
```

```LifeOS
ProjectListByTag
```

```LifeOS
AreaListByTag
```

```LifeOS
ResourceListByTag
```

```LifeOS
ArchiveListByTag
```

#Query para by folder

```LifeOS
ProjectListByFolder
```

```LifeOS
AreaListByFolder
```

```LifeOS
ResourceListByFolder
```

```LifeOS
ArchiveListByFolder
```

#Templater helpers function

#Generate list

Generate a list of README.md snapshots in the specified directory.

<% LifeOS.Project.snapshot() %>
<% LifeOS.Area.snapshot() %>
<% LifeOS.Resource.snapshot() %>
<% LifeOS.Archive.snapshot() %>

For example:

<% LifeOS.Project.snapshot() %>

to

1. [[1. Projects/project-1/README|project-1]]
2. [[1. Projects/y-project/README|y-project]]

#Acknowledgements

Also, I relied on the code from these excellent plugins, vault, and inspirations:

• PARA. Thanks to Tiago Forte for inventing such a great organizational method.
• PARA Starter Kit. Thanks to cotemaxime for creating such a great starter vault.
• obsidian-periodic-notes. Gave me the inspiration to develop this plugin.
• obsidian-dataview. The underlying plugin uses dataview's query interface.
• Templater. Provides decoupled template creation, allowing a very large number of plugins to create files with the help of it.