Link Analyzer for Obsidian

📝 Description

Link Analyzer is a powerful Obsidian plugin designed to provide a detailed analysis of links within your markdown files. It scans your notes and generates a summary table, offering insights into both outgoing and incoming links. This table can be customized and inserted directly into your notes, serving as a quick reference for your internal linking structure.

✨ Features

• 📊 Generates a summary table of outgoing and incoming links.
• 🛠 Customizable through various parameters.

🛠 Installation

1. Download the latest release from the GitHub repository.
2. Extract the obsidian-link-analyzer folder from the zip file into your Obsidian plugins folder.
3. Reload Obsidian.
4. Enable "Link Analyzer" in the "Community plugins" section.

Usage

1. Open a markdown file in Obsidian.
2. Run the "Link Analyzer" command.
3. A table summarizing the links will be inserted into your note.

🚀 Usage

Example 1: Using all parameters

paths: folder1, folder2, note1.md, note2.md
sort: name
col: name, outgoingCount, incomingCount, outgoing, incoming

Example 2: Using minimal parameters

link-analyzer

Parameters

• paths: Array of paths to target for link analysis.
• sort: Parameter to sort the table by.
• col: Array of columns to display in the table.

📌 Parameters

• paths: Specifies the target paths for link analysis, including individual files or entire directories.

  • Type: Array of strings
  • Default: All markdown files
  • Example: paths: folder1, folder2, note1.md, note2.md

• sort: Parameter to sort the table by.

  • Type: String
  • Options: name, outgoingCount, incomingCount
  • Default: name
  • Example: sort: name

• col: Array of columns to display in the table.

  • Type: Array of strings
  • Options: name, outgoingCount, incomingCount, outgoing, incoming
  • Default: All columns
  • Example: col: name, outgoingCount, incomingCount