The ultimate Obsidian plugin for crafting mind-bending fantasy and sci-fi calendars
License: MIT License
The ultimate Obsidian plugin for crafting mind-bending fantasy and sci-fi calendars.
Documentation now available at https://plugins.javalent.com.
Calendarium can be installed through the Obsidian Community Store.
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
 Jeremy Valentine 💻 🎨 |
 Erin Schnabel 💻 🎨 |
 Rebbecca Bishop 📖 🐛 ✅ 💬 |
This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!
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Click month / year to open associated note
Intercalary months has a leap interval and a leap offset number.
I have two intercalary month:
This work perfect in the web.
In Obsidian, the intercalary months appear in different years than the web version, and modifying the offset number doesn't produce any change.
Timespans configuration of my calendar:
"timespans": [
{
"name": "Quimonios",
"type": "intercalary",
"length": 24,
"interval": 5,
"offset": 1
},
{
"name": "Samonios",
"type": "month",
"length": 24,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0
},
{
"name": "Dumannios",
"type": "month",
"length": 24,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0
},
{
"name": "Riuros",
"type": "month",
"length": 24,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0
},
{
"name": "Anagantios",
"type": "month",
"length": 24,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0
},
{
"name": "Ogronnios",
"type": "month",
"length": 24,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0
},
{
"name": "Cutios",
"type": "month",
"length": 24,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0
},
{
"name": "Rantaranos",
"type": "intercalary",
"length": 24,
"interval": 5,
"offset": 3
},
{
"name": "Giamonios",
"type": "month",
"length": 24,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0
},
{
"name": "Simivisionios",
"type": "month",
"length": 24,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0
},
{
"name": "Equos",
"type": "month",
"length": 24,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0
},
{
"name": "Elembiuos",
"type": "month",
"length": 24,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0
},
{
"name": "Aedrinios",
"type": "month",
"length": 24,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0
},
{
"name": "Cantios",
"type": "month",
"length": 24,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0
}
],
"leap_days": []
},
1.5.3
1.0.0-b32
No response
It'd be great to have the option to stop Calendarium opening in the sidebar. I use it specifically in my notes and don't want it in the sidebar. You can see how I use it here.
Closing the calendar window in the sidebar works but as soon as you relaunch Obsidian, it's back and I have to close it again.
Just restart Obsidian.
Obsidian version: v1.5.11 (Installer version v1.5.8)
1.0.12
Just a nice little checkbox that says something to the effect of "Open Calendarium on launch" so I can disable the behavior.
After creating an event, it can be right-clicked to open a sub-menu and either edited Via the "Edit Event"-Button or deleted vie the "Delete Event"-Button
A created Event cannot be edited or deleted, Clicking either button does nothing
1.5.3
1.0.0-b30
No response
For @ProStashio
Is there any code or formula that can be used to calculate someone's age?
Let's say I want to input someone's Birthday for my notes, I would love it to show someone's age. So if I come back to them in an in-game year it would show they are a year older.
CustomJS/Dataview Solution in the interim by @ckennedy666
getBirthday(dv) {
const fcdate = app.plugins.getPlugin("fantasy-calendar").defaultCalendar.current;
const pg = dv.current();
let age = null
if (pg.Birthday) {
const bd = pg.Birthday.split("-");
age = fcdate.year - bd[0] - ((bd[1] > fcdate.month && bd[2] > fcdate.day) ? 1 : 0);
}
dv.span(age);
}For @benbarbour
Would it be possible to have the calendar scan a note, or set of notes, for dates and show all of them? Ideally this wouldn't be a "copy", it would use the notes as the source of truth.
I'm asking because I currently have a campaign timeline note where I bullet-point everything like:
1420-01-01
A cult of Orcus sets up on a island 20 miles west of Saltmarsh.
1504-02-20
The party arrives in Saltmarsh
1504-02-21
The party hears that a corpse of an adventurer was found on the beach, and start to investigate
The hear rumours that the dead adventurer was last seen in the [[Haunted Mansion]]
And it would be really great to render that as a calendar sometimes.
When selecting an object to sort, setting page position should remain unaffected.
Starting to drag to sort jumps the setting position back to the top. Scrollwheel does not work (obviously), so manual scroll with arrow keys required.
Open Calendarium Settings
Create or edit calendar
Edit something with multiple entries, like Months or Weekdays.
Attempt to change the order of the day.
1.4.0, 1.3.5
1.0.0-b14
No clue. :x
Cycle length input should remain the same color whether a whole number or decimal is inputted.
Cycle length input turns red when a decimal is inputted.
1.3.5
b12
No response
Using a custom year should make the calendar function normally.
When a custom year is used, going to the "Events" section of the calendar editing just breaks the menu, and it doesn't show anything. Also, when trying to view the calendar itself, nothing shows up, not even the "create a calendar" text.
1.15.12, 1.15.12
1.1.0
No response
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Will this plugin replace fantasy calendar or will the development of both continue? If it's the latter, what distinguishes those two?
Sorry for this, I'm sure this is the wrong place to ask but I've searched for too long and didn't find an answer and also did't find a better spot to ask this...
.
.
See below
1 - Click on "Day" then on the left/right chevrons, the date does not change. But events disappear of the initial day.
2 - If I click on a day in the Month view, and then click on the Day view, I will get 2 day views.
Fixed in b14
3 - Some events are not colored, even events from the same category.
4 - Events that span several days are only shown on the initial day.
5 - When changing the month, and go back to the initial month (using the chevrons), the day will not longer display events. Even if you click on a day in the month view.
6 - When clicking on a day with events, and then click on another day with events. The following error is displayed in the console.
7 - See comment: #44 (comment)
8 - See comment: #44 (comment)
See above
Latest
b12
Note this is with a custom calendar, migrated from FC.
I use some special ITS Settings that make bubbles around my headers. This causes issue in some plugins and I was hoping to get a toggle so I don't get this in the Calendar
Unsure if this is a bug or working as expected.
Changing the date format from YYYY-MM-DD to DD MMM YYYY and updating the fc-date and fc-end to be in the same format should have only changed the format of the date displayed in the calendar view.
Closing and reopening obsidian after changing the format to DD MMM YYYY removes all automatic events from the calendar.
fc-calendar, fc-date and fc-end frontmatter properties.Calendarium: Must specify all three segments in DD MMM YYYY order. From 'Sessions/Untitled.md', date value: '24 Aug 0034'1.5.12
1.1.0
update the following line (event-helper.ts [line 346]) to allow space as a separator:
let datebits = datestring.split(/(?!^)[-–—](?![^[]*])/);
I know that you can also use the date object, but I prefer editing the date without having to go into source view.
See Title
So I went to view calendar this session and it reported back "No calendars created! Create a calendar to see it here".
This is the second time I've lost my calendar settings in the last month.
The first time I thought it was because I turned off the Calendar plugin, but this time I have not switched it off.
I have a backup copy (thankfully), and when I copy it over, it appears to load fine for a session (or two?)
When opening the settings for a given calendar. It should be possible to navigate to the various sub-pages though the left-hand tabs.
The entire left-side tab-selector is gone.
This seems to be 100% consistent. Simply go to modify any calendar though one of the two buttons (star or wrench - not really sure what whey they are both there BTW).
Settings for the calendar will open. But the left-hand pane is not there.
1.5.8(126)
1.0.5
No response
Moons should be cycling through the phases continuously across the years, lining up with new moons at the start of each month, and the leap days should be occurring on the intervals specified in the Fantasy Calendar, on years 2,5,7,10,13,16,19,21,24 of every 25 year cycle.
Moons are discontinuous across for example the end of year 1 and beginning of year 2, jumping a full quarter cycle and misaligning all the months from the moon phases. Leap days occur on repeating, individual intervals of 2,5,7,10,13,16,19,21,24 offset by 25 years, far more frequently than should be the case.
FC Json:
ancient-israelite-calendar.zip
Produced Calendarium MD:
_data.md
1.3.5
b12
No response
For @pourmand1376
Hi, I want to use Shami/Persian calendar in obsidian but Obsidian doesn't provide Shamsi Calendar. I wondered if you could add that officially to your presets.
For @kgar
What if there were a feature to click and drag either side of an event to change its date range?
I would expect the selection tab for Day/Week/Month/Year to be sticky so we can always see them
I may be incorrect, but they are currently not working like that
https://i.gyazo.com/8c3061016e0914865aeaa9b018e25f51.mp4
Swap to year
1.3.5
1.0.1-b10
No response
For @namtrah
I have used the UI to create an event in the Exandrian Calendar. The date saved was reoccurring and was the 13th day of Quen'pillar of the year 807.
It was linked to a specific Note and saved with a name.
When I turned on the option "Write event date to Frontmatter" it saves the date as follows: fc-date: 814-8-13, which is one month earlier (Fessuran).
Reply-1:
I have noticed in the static.months array, it numbers the months starting at 0 instead of 1. Could this be the cause of it listing the month number as 1 month earlier?
Reply-2:
Either way, the generation of frontmatter dates is not in line with the interpretation of frontmatter dates - indeed due to array numbering.
Using (as an example) the default Calendar of Harptos, the numbering of dates is inconsistent between frontmatter and the calendar.
If I add an event via the calendar by hand (for say Nightal 15th, 1490), this results in
"date": {
"day": 15,
"month": 16,
"year": 1490
},
If I let the plugin create the frontmatter automatically, it adds
However, if you then delete the event and rescan for events, the event does not return.
To see the event on the right date again, the frontmatter must be like this:
This is I presume the difference between the month's position in the array vs the month number.
For @Madmaxneo:
I have a fantasy world with both an ancient calendar and a more current one, it would be interesting to see what events fall during the same times between the two calendars on the same page.
An example would be the Aztec calendar and our current Gregorian calendar: The Gregorian calendar has 12 months with each having either 30 or 31 days and one month every 4 years having only 28 days and a century is 100 years long. The Aztec calendar has 18 months with 20 days each and 5 extra days and a century is 52 years.
I am thinking there would be a main calendar (more modern one) with a sub calendar (ancient one). The sub calendar days would show up in the main calendar possibly as a note in each day or with the days side by side for comparison.
Support for Era token
| Era | N, NN, NNN | BC AD Note: Abbr era name |
|---|---|---|
| NNNN | Before Christ, Anno Domini Note: Full era name | |
| NNNNN | BC AD Note: Narrow era name |
Is there is an option to add Era naming from fantasy calendar, it should be utilized, this might be useful in timeline creating
have a option to allow Era naming
era support
From @bachman75
Would it be possible to implement partial days for the moon cycles? For instance, the calendar for Hyperborea has two moons. One has a 7 day cycle and the other has a 45.5 day cycle. With 13 months of 28 days each, that means both moons are simultaneously full every 91 days.
Currently, I can use a calendar event for the second moon, so it's not a huge deal, but it would be a very handy feature.
Thank you very much for all your hard work on this and your other plugins!!
I should have 1 month of 42 days in 6 full weeks. Then a month of two days on their own followed by another month of 42 days starting on the first day of the week
It is including the two days as part of the week even though week overflow is turned off. So if month 1 ends at the end of the week the 2 day period starts on the 1 of the next and the month following that starts on the third.
1.5.3
1.0
No response
It used to be that when opening a day in fc calendar and you had moon display enabled, you could hover over the little moon icon and it would show the current moon phase as a word, like "full moon".
The hover function doesn't work anymore, on two different computers that access the same vault via Dropbox. I can hover and click all I want, the info doesn't appear anymore. Was it purposefully removed or is there something broken?
I didn't notice exactly when this broke, as I only use this feature about once a month tops, but earliest I noticed was around March 22nd, and it's still not working now. The last day I know for certain that it worked was january 1st.
Everything else about the calendar works fine, except once I had an issue where a span of months randomly wasn't displayed but restarting Obsidian fixed that.
I disabled and then re-enabled the plugin, and I also tried to disable and then re-enable displaying the moons and the issue is still there. I also created another test moon and it didn't work with that one either, neither did creating a completely new calendar.
I have no idea how to reproduce the bug, as I don't know what's causing it on my computers. So it would be:
1.5.12 (1.5.3)
3.0.0
No response
Changing the settings in the Modify month/weekday windows should be stored persistently when closing the dialogue window.
Any change made in the Modify month or Modify weekday windows will not be saved or be reflected anywhere else. The changes persist if you re-enter the Modify month/weekday window, but only before you leave the parent tab (Dates). If you leave the Dates tab and return, then go into the Modify month/weekday for the same month/weekday, the settings have reverted. There are no error messages. It is possible to trigger the settings to be saved persistently by drag-dropping the month/weekday, which will trigger it to get the new settings.
I attempted the following without success
v1.5.12
1.3.3
No response
Pressing "Year" in the calendar view should show the full calendar (I guess, I never saw it working).
When I press "Year", the calendar not only doesn't change the view from week/month to year but it also stop working. I have to close Obsidian and start again.
1.5.8
1.0.10
No response
I go to the Calendar Creator window, select Celestial bodies from the list, write the name of the moon into the text field, press enter or click on the plus-icon, and a new moon is added to the list.
When pressing enter or clicking the plus-icon (same thing happens with both), the input field is cleared but no moon is created.
1.5.8 and 1.5.8
1.0.5
No response
Display calendars with nonstandard formats in this style available?
The only way to build nonstandard Calendars similar to the one above would be to either make your week duplicate itself until you reached a feast day (All of which would be displayed on one line of your Calendar) or put in leap days which currently break up the lines of the calendar month. I'd like it if there would be an option to display something similar to the example.
I can't think of any dependencies this might take.
To open day view and show events of the day.
When you click "Day" or "Open Day" the plugin crashes, afterwhich it requires an Obsidian reload to get it working again.
Please note that I'm using a custom calendar. (In case it matters.
This is after clicking "Day".
1.3.5, 1.1.16
1.0.0-b11
No response
Edit: Bare Bones "Large" View is now included.
Edit: FC Presents have permission to be included.
When I have the calendarium plugin enabled, obsidian should not crash.
I noticed the behaviour after I configured Calendarium on my desktop (where it doesn't crash Obsidian); after syncing to my Tablet and to my Phone (Using Android Sync), both crash when I have the plugin enabled. When I disable the plugin, the crashing stops. As far as I can gather it is not due to interactions with other plugins because I disabled them all and tried it again.
An interesting detail may be that the crash only happens when the application is running for maybe 10 to 30 seconds or so. It is not immediate
Since I can only reproduce it after configuring on desktop, the following setup is present:
{
"addToDefaultIfMissing": true,
"calendars": [
{
"name": "Curse of Strahd 2023",
"description": "Calendar of the realm of Barovia, home of Strahd.",
"autoParse": false,
"path": [
"/"
],
"supportInlineEvents": false,
"inlineEventTag": "inline-events",
"showIntercalarySeparately": true,
"static": {
"displayDayNumber": false,
"firstWeekDay": 0,
"incrementDay": false,
"displayMoons": true,
"overflow": true,
"padDays": 2,
"padMonths": 2,
"weekdays": [
{
"type": "day",
"name": "Monday",
"id": "ID_6a183b08c8eb"
},
{
"type": "day",
"name": "Tuesday",
"id": "ID_892b7b7a5ae9"
},
{
"type": "day",
"name": "Wednesday",
"id": "ID_6bb98899ba68"
},
{
"type": "day",
"name": "Thursday",
"id": "ID_4a7b683aea19"
},
{
"type": "day",
"name": "Friday",
"id": "ID_78690a099b89"
},
{
"type": "day",
"name": "Saturday",
"id": "ID_ba5b09ba5a89"
},
{
"type": "day",
"name": "Sunday",
"id": "ID_29b90acaead9"
}
],
"months": [
{
"name": "1st Moon",
"type": "month",
"length": 31,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0,
"id": "ID_7b4978ab581a"
},
{
"name": "2nd Moon",
"type": "month",
"length": 28,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0,
"id": "ID_cb99fbb9395b"
},
{
"name": "3rd Moon",
"type": "month",
"length": 31,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0,
"id": "ID_79881a89cb18"
},
{
"name": "4th Moon",
"type": "month",
"length": 30,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0,
"id": "ID_5b9a8a397908"
},
{
"name": "5th Moon",
"type": "month",
"length": 31,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0,
"id": "ID_f8399ab80818"
},
{
"name": "6th Moon",
"type": "month",
"length": 30,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0,
"id": "ID_3ac84a7bc869"
},
{
"name": "7th Moon",
"type": "month",
"length": 31,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0,
"id": "ID_e98bc86bc809"
},
{
"name": "8th Moon",
"type": "month",
"length": 31,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0,
"id": "ID_89ea78ca5988"
},
{
"name": "9th Moon",
"type": "month",
"length": 30,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0,
"id": "ID_798a3b990a4b"
},
{
"name": "10th Moon",
"type": "month",
"length": 31,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0,
"id": "ID_3a9999e8eb59"
},
{
"name": "11th Moon",
"type": "month",
"length": 30,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0,
"id": "ID_db39383b990a"
},
{
"name": "12th Moon",
"type": "month",
"length": 31,
"interval": 1,
"offset": 0,
"id": "ID_1bfa3b180a48"
}
],
"moons": [
{
"name": "Moon",
"cycle": 29.530588853,
"offset": 10.24953,
"faceColor": "#ffffff",
"shadowColor": "#000000",
"id": "ID_e98b3a8ab8da"
}
],
"leapDays": [
{
"name": "Leap Day",
"type": "leapday",
"interval": [
{
"ignore": false,
"exclusive": false,
"interval": 4
},
{
"ignore": false,
"exclusive": true,
"interval": 100
},
{
"ignore": false,
"exclusive": false,
"interval": 400
}
],
"offset": 0,
"timespan": 1,
"intercalary": false,
"id": "ID_6a28dbb81a48"
}
],
"eras": [
{
"name": "Before Christ",
"format": "Year {{year}} - {{era_name}}",
"start": {
"year": -9000,
"month": 0,
"day": 0
},
"id": "ID_897bba588a98",
"restart": false,
"endsYear": false,
"event": false
},
{
"name": "Anno Domini",
"format": "Year {{year}} - {{era_name}}",
"start": {
"year": 1,
"month": 0,
"day": 1
},
"id": "ID_185ab9b8b95a",
"restart": false,
"endsYear": false,
"event": false
}
]
},
"current": {
"day": 6,
"month": 4,
"year": 735
},
"events": [
{
"name": "Winter Solstice",
"description": "The Winter Solstice is the day of the year with the least time between sunrise and sunset. Many western cultures consider it the official start of winter.",
"id": "824455",
"note": null,
"date": {
"day": null,
"year": null,
"month": null
},
"category": "natural-event",
"sort": {
"timestamp": 5e-324,
"order": ""
}
},
{
"name": "Summer Solstice",
"description": "The Summer Solstice is the day of the year with the most time between \nsunrise and sunset. Many western cultures consider it the official start\n of summer.",
"id": "824456",
"note": null,
"date": {
"day": null,
"year": null,
"month": null
},
"category": "natural-event",
"sort": {
"timestamp": 5e-324,
"order": ""
}
},
{
"name": "Spring Equinox",
"description": "The Spring Equinox,\nalso called the Vernal Equinox, is the day between the winter and\nsummer solstices where the day is the exact same length as the night.\nMany western cultures consider it the official start of Spring.\n",
"id": "824457",
"note": null,
"date": {
"day": null,
"year": null,
"month": null
},
"category": "natural-event",
"sort": {
"timestamp": 5e-324,
"order": ""
}
},
{
"name": "Autumnal Equinox",
"description": "The Autumnal Equinox,\nalso called the Fall Equinox, is the midpoint between the summer and\nwinter solstices, where the day is the exact same length as the night.\nMany western cultures consider it the official start of Autumn.\n",
"id": "824458",
"note": null,
"date": {
"day": null,
"year": null,
"month": null
},
"category": null,
"sort": {
"timestamp": 5e-324,
"order": ""
}
},
{
"name": "Paschal Full Moon",
"description": "The first full moon after march 21st, which is considered the fixed date for the spring equinox.",
"id": "824460",
"note": null,
"date": {
"day": null,
"year": null,
"month": null
},
"category": "natural-event",
"sort": {
"timestamp": 5e-324,
"order": ""
}
},
{
"name": "New Year's Day",
"description": "New Year's day marks the start of a new year.",
"id": "824459",
"note": null,
"date": {
"day": 1,
"year": null,
"month": null
},
"category": null,
"sort": {
"timestamp": 5e-324,
"order": ""
}
},
{
"name": "Sessie 001",
"description": null,
"date": {
"day": 4,
"month": 4,
"year": 735
},
"id": "ID_ea78c999d9f9",
"note": "Tabletop/Curse of Strahd 2023/Sessies/Sessie 001 - 2023-05-18, Een Goed Baroviaans Welkom.md",
"category": "ID_3ba96ba998ea",
"sort": {
"timestamp": 7350404,
"order": ""
},
"end": {
"year": 735,
"month": 4,
"day": 5
}
},
{
"name": "Sessie 001",
"description": null,
"date": {
"day": 3,
"month": 4,
"year": 735
},
"id": "ID_ea78c999d9f9",
"note": "Tabletop/Curse of Strahd 2023/Sessies/Sessie 001 - 2023-05-18, Een Goed Baroviaans Welkom.md",
"category": "ID_3ba96ba998ea",
"sort": {
"timestamp": 7350403,
"order": ""
},
"end": {
"year": 735,
"month": 4,
"day": 4
}
},
{
"name": "Sessie 002 - 2023-06-01",
"description": null,
"date": {
"day": 4,
"month": 4,
"year": 735
},
"id": "ID_2b7a486ba85a",
"note": "Tabletop/Curse of Strahd 2023/Sessies/Sessie 002 - 2023-06-01.md",
"category": "ID_3ba96ba998ea",
"sort": {
"timestamp": 7350404,
"order": ""
}
},
{
"name": "Sessie 002 - 2023-06-01",
"description": null,
"date": {
"day": 4,
"month": 4,
"year": 735
},
"id": "ID_2b7a486ba85a",
"note": "Tabletop/Curse of Strahd 2023/Sessies/Sessie 002 - 2023-06-01.md",
"category": "ID_3ba96ba998ea",
"sort": {
"timestamp": 7350404,
"order": ""
}
},
{
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If I can provide a log or some other information to help diagnose the issue, please let me know. I am not well-versed in debugging Obsidian on Android to know where to look
1.5.8 and 1.5.8 on desktop, 1.5.11 on Tablet
1.0.12 on both
No response
When clicking on the '+' icon below categories/events in the new GUI, a new event should have appeared with the ability to edit name, description, and time.
There was no response; the '+' button could be clicked, but a new category/event was not created from it.
No further response. It doesn't work when creating a new calendar, although the templates still function properly.
1.5.8
1.0.2
No response
Something is wrong with Increment Current Day - seems to miss some days.
When I set a date, it should stay on that until I change it and it should remember it.
Every so often I notice the date keeps resetting to the previous date I had set.
Set to a new date, and open & reclose a bunch of times. I only notice it now and then.
1.4.14
Current (I don't see a version number)
No response
For @zaksquatch
Hello,
I have a few different calendars I'm using and would like to put the contents of them in a single note. That way I could jump between them in an organized way.
Is there a way to do this?
For @Yilmas
If this was implemented, or some variation of it. We would also be able to serve the calendar into a canvas.
When #55 is completed, https://plugins.javalent.com/calendarium/settings#Show+Intercalary+Months+Separately will need to be updated.
Currently https://plugins.javalent.com/calendarium/settings#Show+Intercalary+Months+Separately is in the correct position but will not be after change.
Nope
Nope
After creating a custom calendar, I click the icon on the left side of Obsidian to open the calendar. The calendar opens and is visible.
After creating a custom calendar, I click on the icon on the left side of Obsidian to open the calendar. The calendar "opens" (the icon appears on the top bar of Obsidian), but no calendar is visible.
In the Obsidian Developer Console, it shows the following:
Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'name') at eval (plugin:calendarium:419:39474) at f (plugin:calendarium:12:9128) at eval (plugin:calendarium:12:9242) at Object.o [as subscribe] (plugin:calendarium:12:8797) at Te (plugin:calendarium:9:24740) at le (plugin:calendarium:9:24884) at GC (plugin:calendarium:419:46763) at se (plugin:calendarium:12:5247) at new Vc (plugin:calendarium:419:47861) at T0 (plugin:calendarium:423:14129)
1.5.11
1.0.12
No response
Typing the name of the year should add that year name to list the same way days and months work.
Typing year name into text box and pressing enter or clicking the add button results in empty text box and no present or selectable year name.
1.5.8
1.0.11
I'm thoroughly stumped on a possible fix. I would assume the field should work just as the sections for day and month.
This also involves @ebullient and @April-Gras
I have been adding the needed YAML text in my session notes, events, and recurring holidays into notes that are being parsed by Calendarium.
It seems recently that new notes are either not being parsed. If they are, they're not being added to the calendar. I'm attaching screenshots of the relevant properties. The new files were created using the same template I have been using. I'd need to dig in to figure out exactly when it started, but it appears close to when the Properties options were added in the Obsidian update.
I've forced parsing, updates, etc with no luck.
1.4.13
1.0.0-b28
No response
1 Icon
3 Icons
Install Plugin (Note: This only happened when I installed it and then enabled it. The issue persisted even after closing down Obsidian and reopening. I only got rid of the icons after disabling and re-enabling the plugin)
1.3.5
1.0.1-b10
No response
Aeon Timeline is a robust program that allows for both fictional and real calendars with detailed timelines, along with characters, locations, and anything else you might want to add. It can export and import CSV files. It also does things like calculate how old someone is during certain events, or how long ago someone died, when an anniversary takes place, etc.
I use it quite often, and now moving over to Obsidian, I would love if there was a way to make it work through this plug-in, if possible.
New program to import data from - Aeon Timeline
Would really like to use this plug-in and a new import would help with that
From @Madmaxneo:
Basically you enter in what days a season starts and when it ends each year with the possibility of an offset every so often. This might be indicated on the calendar itself.
From @Yilmas
As mentioned on discord, I think it would be great if the calendar could retrieve the weather information that the website creates, and perhaps add an extra "random weather" button, that bases its result on the average values for temperature, humidity and precipitation that the calendar stores.
Display wise, it should have a "marker/icon" on each day, to symbolize the weather of that day, while in the sidebar display it should give a more detailed description of the weather. Generally like how events are displayed differently depending on where you look at it.
For @kgar
On the large calendar, what if we were able to drag and drop an event to
Reorder events in a given day
Move an event to a different day
Hello!
For the calendar I've made, there are 30 days in a month and 7 days in a week, but the 15th and 30th days of that month are special days that fall outside of the normal 7-day week. The way this should look is Mon-Sun, Mon-Sun, 1st Special Day, Mon-Sun, Mon-Sun, 2nd Special Day.
I'm able to make the special day on the 15th work by using Leap-Days, but trying to do that for the 30th runs into one of two issues. If I set the month to have 30 days and that Leap Day to occur on the 30th, then there will be a 31st and 32nd day of the month that I do not want. If I set the month to have 28 days to account for the two leap-days, it will only let me set the Leap day to the 29th and still have extra days. I'm not sure if I am missing something or if this is just something the Fantasy Calendar can't do yet.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Edit: I managed to find a workaround right after posting this (set the month to 29 days, added a leap day to occur after the 29th, then changing the month to be 28 days). However, this seems to be messing with my moon cycles now. One moon has a 10 day cycle, and the other has a 30 day cycle, so both should be a New Moon on the first of every month since every month is 30 days. But it looks like the moons act weird on those leap-days because every month has the new moons two days later.
Also, there's a blank "week" before each leap day that I don't think should be there? The screen grab attached shows both the blank week before a leap day and how the moon phases seem to shift backward after the Leap Day. The 10 day moon is in green and the 30 day moon is in red.
As discussed, we determined it was better to move the option "Show Intercalary Months Separately" option. Some Calendars may benefit from one layout type over another.
Show Intercalary Months Separately will be moved from global plugin settings, to individual calendar settings.
This should be a simple move, but will need to check it out.
Currently, in places where weekday names are abbreviated, Calendarium uses the first three letters of the inputted weekday name as an abbreviation (example: Thursday becomes THU). There might be cases where in people's custom calendars, two or more weekdays may begin with the same three letters, causing the automated abbreviation to not uniquely distinguish them, or those three letters for whatever other reason might not be the best choice for distinguishing or identifying the weekday at a glance. It would be nice to have an optional field for a custom abbreviation.
Calendarium should open in right ribbon menu.
It opens new tab page from default new tab page plugin.
1.3.5.
1.0.0.-b14
No response
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