Obsidian tasks integration

[Tmarinus]

First off thank you for the tool, have been using it for a few days and it feels great.

I use obsidian for my tasks and it would kinda be a cool idea if I could integrate them into Koncentro. I think a simple setting searching through obsidian vault for "- [ ]" <- todo's in obsidian would already be enough to integrate them.

Is there any interest in this? I might be able to help with this myself if others like this idea too.

[kun-codes]

I am not familiar with managing tasks in Obsidian. I have used Obsidian in the past though. Are tasks managed in Obsidian using a 3rd party plugin or is it a core plugin in Obsidian? Can you show writte guide or a youtube video which will guide me through it?

Are you interested in one way sync from your Obsidian vault to Koncentro as a means to import it all for once or do you want to do the sync daily?

[Tmarinus]

I think a better phrase to use is todo's. There are indeed plugins that create tasks from todo's.
However from my knowledge all todo's follow the same markdown formatting in obsidian "- [ ]" for tasks that are not done and "- [x]" for tasks that have been completed.

My ideal situation would be a manual or daily sync indeed. Especially if Koncentro could even append the working times into the obsidian todo's then that would create a very smooth workflow. However just automatic import would already be cool.

This basically shows what obsidian does. First raw markdown, middle how it is shown in obsidian, last just a grep how one could find all files within a vault that have a todo.

If you want I can try to aid myself not make you do this just for me. But I can see how an import/sync would work by finding all tasks from a vault. For each file found with a note it creates a TaskNode, followed by a subtasks of all the todo's found in that file.
One would probably have to keep track of which tasks were added this way.
Then work is done using Koncentro. Tasks that are finished have their [ ] marked with an x in the markdown. (possibly the timer is added into markdown at the end of the todo.

The tricky bit would be when a document gets changed in Obsidian, then the line number would change. Maybe string matching could fix this.

[kun-codes]

This looks complex at the first look. I would have a second look by wednesday to better understand it