This plugin is in an early beta state. It's usable, but things may break, features are missing, configuration is non-existent, etc.
If you experience what you consider to be a bug or performance problem, please open an issue.
Omnisearch is a search engine that "just works". Type what you're looking for, and it will instantly show you the most relevant results.
Under the hood, it uses the excellent MiniSearch library.
Omnisearch is not yet available on the official community plugins repository. You can either:
- Install it through BRAT
- Or download the
scambier.obsidian-omnisearch-x.y.z.zip
file from the releases page and unzip it in your.obsidian/plugins
folder. You'll have to update it manually, though.
Once activated, you can access Omnisearch through the Command Palette by looking for "Omnisearch". You can also assign it a keybind for faster access. The Omnisearch modal works like the Quick Switch plugin: just type your query, navigate with the arrows, and open the note with Enter.
- Keyboard-centric, you never have to use your mouse
- Automatic document scoring using the BM25 algorithm
- The relevance of a document against a query depends on the number of times the query terms appear in the document, its filename, and its headings
- Instant search results, with highlighting
- Fuzzy/partial search, resistance to typos
- In-file search to quickly skim multiple results in a single note
- Resistance to typos
Obsidian works best with a well-organized vault, but most of my notes are unrelated tidbits of knowledge and code snippets, without tags, links, of even folders.
I want (need) a fast and easy way to search my notes, something that just works. That's what Omnisearch is.
Since I like to favor "search over organization", I wanted to make a search interface that would be useful for me.
Omnisearch is licensed under GPL-3.