Adds a method to create custom keyboard shortcuts that enclose comments.

I'm putting comments in quotes as they don't really work as comments unless you use one of the methods supported by obsidian (HTML or Markdown)

• Insert custom comment templates anywhere in your notes.
• Define your own comment format using {cursor} as a placeholder for the cursor position.
  • Example templates:
    • %% {cursor} %%
    • <!-- {cursor} -->
• You can add additional sets if you want even more 'comment' markers
  • Each set has a toggle for adding commands for them
• A command for reloading the plugin if you have more than 9 additional sets of 'comment' markers

1. Install the BRAT plugin in Obsidian.
2. In BRAT settings, add this repository's URL as a beta plugin:
   https://github.com/Jack-Chronicle/custom-comment
3. BRAT will handle installing and updating the plugin automatically.

1. Download the main.js and manifest.json files from the Releases page
2. Move the files to your Obsidian vault's .obsidian/plugins/custom-comment folder.
   1. You can open this up by going to your settings > community plugins page and clicking the little folder icon

• Currently Working on approval

• Open Obsidian and enable the "Custom Comments" plugin in the community plugins settings.
• Go to the plugin settings to customize your comment template.
• Use the "Insert Comment" command (via command palette or hotkey) to insert your custom comment at the cursor position.

• Comment Format: Set your desired comment template. Use {cursor} to indicate where the cursor should be placed after insertion.
• Word-only Mode: If enabled, toggling will comment/uncomment the word at the cursor instead of inserting the template at the cursor position.
• Additional Marker Sets: Add multiple custom marker sets (start/end pairs). Each set can be enabled/disabled for command registration.
  • A toggle for en/disabling the command for that set
  • Two input fields, one for the start and one for the end markers
• Reload Marker Commands: Command to reload marker commands in-place if you change marker sets (no plugin reload required).

• To watch for changes during development: npm run dev

MIT

Author: Jack Chronicle