Mood Tracker for Obsidian.md, inspired by Amazing Marvin's Mood Tracker.
While you definitely can build a mood tracking system in Obsidian with markdown files, metadata and Dataview, it can be tedious to maintain and use.
This plugin provides a clean, user-friendly alternative with a lot of "batteries included".
The data is stored in your vault, in plain JSON.
Monitor mood with "mood rating"; personalize mood labels.
Incorporate detailed emotions (fully customizable).
Include notes in entries.
Mood Tracker allows adding entries to notes, like a daily journal, with dynamic note paths based on the entry date.
View mood history in a graph. Track average and frequent moods and emotions. Click a graph point to explore daily details.
You can also edit past entries and add new entries for past days.
You can embed the graph into a note with mood-tracker-stats codeblock:
end: current-week
daysBeforeEnd: 90
showAverage: true
showMostCommonMood: true
showCommonEmotionsList: true
height: 500px
Options:
- end: date in "YYYY-MM-DD" format, or dynamic date ("today", "current-week" (end of), "previous-week" (end of), "current-month" (end of), "previous-month" (end of))
- daysBeforeEnd: number of days to show
- showAverage: show average mood rating (defaults to false)
- showMostCommonMood: show the most common emotion (defaults to false)
- showCommonEmotionsList: show a list of the most common emotions (defaults to false)
- height: height of the graph (pixels, %, anything that
styleattribute of HTML element would support) (defaults to 350px) - width: the same as height (defaults to 100%)
For example, this codeblock will render records for the current month, with no additional info:
end: current-month
daysBeforeEnd: 39
- Customize mood emojis
- Edit past entries
- Emotion sections / blocks
- Add data to journals / daily notes
- Customize graph colors
- More chart types
- Export data
- Import data
