Create and tweak common snippets

Embed snippets, templates and any linkable by delegating the current scope to the embedded file, treating it as content instead of a reference.

You're a blogger who writes about the Obsidian plugins that were released in the last week's blog post! Your last week, when you want to keep track of a lot of output. In this blog post, you also support pre/post blocks and code block. You can use `pre` argument to create a block that is executed before each following code block in Settings`. This setting will allow you the ability to enable the plugin, but not executed to persistant output as for now only experimental, so please report bugs if you find.

Use js files or snippets to code your own quick and dirty plugins

Create folder of snippets to activate them in one click !

Provide math autocompletion and customizable snippets.

Weekly Update: Obsidian Plugins - Week of [Current Date] Hello fellow developers! This week, I'm excited to share with you some updates on the Obsidian plugins that have been released recently. As always, my goal is to provide you with a concise and informative overview of the new features, updates, and changes in these plugins. Pieces for Developers Obsidian Plugin The Pieces for Developers Obsidian Plugin has received an update this week, bringing several new features and improvements. Here are some of the key highlights: * Meet Your New Copilot: This plugin now comes with a personal copilot that helps solve coding problems, onboard into new projects faster, and connect you with the right people. * Save Useful Code to Your Pieces Micro-Repo: You can now save elements of your notes in one-click to reference or re-use later. * Find and Re-Use Just the Right Snippet When You Need It: The plugin's search function has been improved for blazing fast and powerful searches of your code snippets right inside Obsidian. * Share Code from Obsidian without Breaking Your Flow: Share snippets with a simple right-click action from within Obsidian, along with its related context - tags, descriptions, where it's from, and more! What's New in Pieces OS Pieces OS has also received an update this week, bringing several improvements to the local operation of Pieces products on your machine. These include: * Deeply Embedded into Obsidian: The plugin is now deeply embedded into Obsidian, making it easy to use and convenient. * Keyboard Shortcuts-Enabled: You can now use keyboard shortcuts to save, search, or share snippets with just a few seconds to enrich](https://docs.pieces.app/features/keyboard-shortcuts) The Pieces for Developers Obsidian Plugin, you code blocks, then press the 'P' button. The plugin's main menu_ - Hotkeys are customizable in your settings._ Discover New Snippet | Windows | Linux | |----------------- | ---------- | ---------| | Code snippet | ⌘+R | Win+P | ### [Learn More](https://docs.pieces.app/product-highlights-and-benefits/in-project-snippet-discovery Explore the pieces, a code snippet-centric workflow and collaboration. [Read the Full Suite](https://storage.googleapis.com/pieces_multimedia/PROMOTIONAL/PIECES-FOR-DEVELOPERS/OBSIDIAN/PROMO/16X9/PIECES-FOR-DEVELOPERS-OBSIDAN-PROMO.png) The pieces, for developers, the Obsidian plugin is now available. Get it now and start enjoying the benefits of this plugin. [Get Pieces for Developers Obsidian Plugin](https://docs.pieces.app/plugins/pieces-for-developers).

Replace/substitute the symbols with actual symbols you commonly type. It also works for emojis shortcuts, abbreviations, greek letters, math symbols or other snippets/aliases you define

Snippets manager with full mobile support. You can manage code snippets, infos like passport number, email signature or anything.

Execute simple scripts/snippets. This plugin is experimental.

Snippets for faster typing. Replace text templates, create your own, and expand text shortcuts.

I'm afraid there's been a mistake! The README file appears to be empty, and I can't find any information about this plugin. Perhaps it's not publicly available yet? Let me start fresh then! Since there's no README content, I'll have to wait for the next plugin release to create my weekly blog post.