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If this can be supported, one can paste the link to other external apps and open the desired Obsidian note/header/block there.

A setting to disable the notice that appears whenever a command is executed would be nice, thank you.

It would be great to add the current line as an accepted parameter. Especially useful for sharing e.g., tasks to other apps and services.

PS: Very happy this exists. I can now take a similar idea off of my plugins-to-build list. Great work!

Thanks for your plugin! Is there any possibility to add the current file path (I mean relative path in the vault) to placeholder?

Before I realized #3 was an issue, I kept hitting a hotkey over and over and nothing was happening and couldn't tell whether it was Obsidian or Calibre. I ended up adding a new Notice(Opening ${URIString}); line before each window.open() so that I could see exactly what URL was being launched, which was helpful both for finding a problem with my configuration, and for getting active feedback that the command was being invoked at all.

I suspect other people might find this useful as well.

(Though perhaps a more robust version that cuts off the URL after it gets to a certain length would be best, since fileText insertions could make for some huge notices!)

The code in URIModal sets a new ID for a command each time it's edited, instead of only assigning an ID once, when the command is first created. This causes hotkey assignments to be lost, because Obsidian stores them by command ID. So every time you edit a command, you have to go back and re-assign a hotkey to it, and the old hotkey assignments will accumulate in Obsidian's hotkeys.json.

The fix would be to move the ID assignment into the if branch for creating a new command, so that once it is created, a command will always have the same ID.

Hello @kzhovn !!!!!

This FR is simple to explain: would be amazing to be able to built custom URI using the content of the clipboard.

My Workflow

I use the obsidian URI to search content from my active note using this URI attached to a hotkey.

obsidian://search?vault=vault_name&query=content:""

I realize that most of the time the content that I am searching is already in the clipboard.

This way, I need a {{clipboard}} placeholder to automatically search from the clipboard.

obsidian://search?vault=vault_name&query=content:"{{clipboard}}"

Thanks for reading this :)

I wish you a fantastic day!

Using {{fileText}} within URIs prevents the command from running.

All of the following work as expected:

obsidian://open?vault={{vaultName}}&file=Untitled
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/{{fileName}}
mailto:[email protected]?subject={{fileName}}

whereas the following all fail silently

obsidian://open?vault={{vaultName}}&file={{fileText}}
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/{{fileText}}
mailto:[email protected]?subject={{fileName}}&body={{fileText}}

Dis-proven hypotheses:

1. {{fileText}} is not being replaced correctly
   console.log() shows replacement is correct
2. URI is not being generated correctly
   if I send the generated URI to console.log() and then copy this into firefox, it opens up an email with the correct content.
3. It is a problem with URIs being too long.
   I have tried on a blank note and URIs with {{fileText}} still fail
4. It is a problem with multiple {{x}} replacements in the one URI
   I have tried mailto:[email protected]?subject=test&body={{fileText}} and this still fails.