Obsidian can also directly open and edit plain text files such as txt, js, json, csv, etc.

May 27, 2024309

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The Xlog project has been completed, allowing Obsidian to directly open and edit pure text files like txt, js, json, and csv without the need for external programs. This can be achieved by installing the third-party plugin Unitade and adding the desired file types in the Extensions settings.

In the Obsidian database, there are often pure text files such as txt, js, json, csv, etc.
The default way to open them is by using external notepads, VScode, and other programs.
This may disrupt active thinking and may be difficult for All in one users to accept.
A better solution is to install the third-party plugin Unitade for Obsidian.
This way, you can use the Unitade plugin to seamlessly open the above file types.
You need to add the desired pure text file types in the Unitade settings option Extensions.
Note that multiple file extensions need to be separated by English semicolons.
For example, txt;css;js;json;csv;htm;asp;bat;c;bas;prg;cmd;log;
This way, you can enjoy smooth pure text editing in Obsidian.