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New Obsidian Notes from Drafts
New Obsidian Notes from Drafts
Yesterday I posted some details around using Shortcuts to send a new note to Obsidian. Today, I’m going to look at a different and also popular capture option for Obsidian; using one of my favourite applications, Drafts.
·thoughtasylum.com·
New Obsidian Notes from Drafts
Drafts Directory: Format Phone Number
Drafts Directory: Format Phone Number
Example actions and other extensions for Drafts, the quick-capture notes app.
let inputNumber = editor.getSelectedText(); // Remove non-numeric characters const strippedInput = inputNumber.replace(/[^\d]/g, ''); // Check if the input is empty if (strippedInput === '') { console.log('Input must contain numerical characters'); context.cancel(); } else { // Remove leading '1' if present let formattedNumber = strippedInput; if (formattedNumber.startsWith('1')) { formattedNumber = formattedNumber.slice(1); } // Format the number const regex = /^(\d{3})(\d{3})(\d+)$/; formattedNumber = formattedNumber.replace(regex, '$1.$2.$3'); editor.setSelectedText(formattedNumber); }
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Drafts Directory: Format Phone Number
Wrapping Text in Drafts
Wrapping Text in Drafts
Last summer I created a Drafts action for a user to allow them to mark some text in IA writer’s Markdown syntax for a highlight. Now my solution was not the first solution offered, but it was a little different to the others, and I have been meaning to write it up for quite some time now to go into a bit more detail about how it works and the benefits it provides over other, existing solutions.
·thoughtasylum.com·
Wrapping Text in Drafts