I just learned about Obsidian recently, so I used Obsidian to organize my notes. The evaluation is that Obsidian is really a good way to organize notes (mainly because it is troublesome to flip through books when I want to review, and Obsidian provides a link function), which can be better. It is easy to find the previous knowledge (although there are too many notes, it is not easy to find), and it is relatively convenient to review.
Of course, since Obsidian is based on the Markdown language, it is essential to type codes. Of course, the more troublesome thing is to type those lengthy formulas. Some plug-ins are recommended below, and some of them provide formula auto-completion functions (this way It is much faster to type the formula in the code (maybe it is still slower than handwriting?))
(In addition, I also updated a new issue about Obsidian's useful plug-ins: Using Obsidian to write Latex formulas is faster than handwriting, and the tutorial is here (this is the first issue that allows you to type formulas at high speed, it is recommended to refer to)
Let me talk about the installation method of the plug-in first: enter Obsidian, click the gear in the lower left corner to find the third-party plug-in, after closing the safe mode, click the browsing of the community plug-in market, you can usually find it (if you can’t find it, you can search for related package websites in CSDN, or hang a ladder)
After the installation is complete, return to this interface and enable the installed plug-in
1. Mind Map mind map automatic generation plug-in
As the name suggests, it automatically generates a mind map of an article based on the title and content
The usage is to first find the Mind Map plug-in in the above interface, click the plus sign to set the shortcut key, and then press the corresponding shortcut key when organizing notes to open the mind map interface
This plugin is mainly based on the title ### etc. and ordered list 1., unordered list - etc. to create a mind map
Click the corresponding node to display and hide, and there is also a function of copying the mind map in the upper right corner of the mind map interface
The picture below is a better mind map of mine
However, this mind map plug-in sometimes has a problem of recognizing a single-line written formula as one, as shown in the calculation formula in the figure below (I don’t want the calculation formula to be displayed)
The solution to this is very simple, just add a blank line between the title part and the corresponding formula, so it is recommended to put the mind map directly in the lower left corner, and organize it while writing
However, the mind map will also add the code (sorry, I can't solve this problem)
2. Completr (Latex syntax auto-completion plugin)
Needless to say, the benefit of this plugin is that it is used to type formulas quickly. In Latex formula embedding, it is one of the best plugins for lazy people who can automatically complete only two or three letters.
However, it should be noted that the Completr plug-in will conflict with a plug-in called Various Completions, resulting in Completr's completion not being displayed when typing, so I personally recommend disabling Various Completions
This is Completr
3. Dictionary
This personal feeling is mainly used when reading English articles and taking notes. When encountering words that you don’t know, you can find English and English definitions.
The usage is to set the shortcut key and bring up the dictionary interface after installation
The source (cloud button) can choose Offline-Dictionary+ Free API or use Free API + Free API
If you have a ladder try Google
4. Excalidraw
The usefulness of this plug-in is that you want to draw a picture in the textbook and it is not too complicated
First of all, it is recommended to turn on the new attachment folder command (because you don't want to mess up the root directory after all)
Next introduce the usage
For example, if I (a lazy person) want to insert a picture and find it troublesome to use the drawing software on the computer, I can install the plug-in, and then use the Excalidraw plug-in directly, find this in the options of the third-party plug-in->Excalidraw plug-in and add a shortcut key, and then After drawing, click the upper left corner to return, and the image will be directly embedded in the article. You can click directly to modify it
Then just change the width
5. Obsidian's built-in English grammar check function
This is not a plug-in, it is in the Obsidian settings, it is closed by default, it is a utility
can be opened directly
