Displays outgoing links for the active document as a hierarchy based on the folder structure of the references.
In the age old folders vs tags debate I tend to lean heavier on physically structuring notes into high level categories. The tag hierarchy display provides a nice overview of tags and how they relate to each other and I wanted something similar that leveraged the folder structure to display outgoing links as a tree.
Here's a comparison of the core plugin vs the hierarchical outgoing links plugin in action.
This is how the out-of-the-box core outgoing links plugin displays links:
This is how this plugin displays links:
- Collapsable tree structure allows you to easily focus on what what is most important
- Clickable links to references
- List of unresolved links indicating any dangling references which you might want to create.
The following commands are available in the Obsidian Command Palett:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| Show hierarchical outgoing links | Displays the panel in the event it was closed |
npm installnpm run dev