Plugin REPL: Running scripts on startup

Once you have automated something in Obsidian you will likely want to save the code so that you can do it every time you use obsidian. Plugin repl reads from a startup file repl.md at startup to let you do this.

To use this: Open a note called repl in obsidian and paste you code there. My code exists of custom commands defined with newCommand.

A common failing you can get is a startup file that doesn’t run so it can be good to execute the entire file in plugin repl everytime you make a change.

You can also source other files from your repl file if it starts getting too larger.