Instruction

This is a small version of my personal note template for bullet journal taking. It contains about 10 frequently used third party templates.

Folder structure

• "1.Daily Log": it contains all daily notes
• "2.Weekly Log": it contains all weekly notes
• "3.Monthly Log": it contains all monthly notes
• "4.Future Log": it contains all future notes (future plans within 5 years)
• "5.Yearly Log": it contains all yearly results
• Excalidraw: a default folder to store all notes in Excalidraw
• Projects: contains all projects (generated by the Project folder)
• Template: contains all markdown templates to generate notes
• pomodoro.md contains a weblink for pomodoro working technique.
• ZCOOLXiaoWei-Regular.tff is a Chinese font I prefer to use

Pre-installed extensions

This is a list of all installed third party extensions in alphabetical order (I think they are very useful extentions):

• Calendar: A calendar file
• Dataview: Use SQL queries to create table view by querying information from notes, etc.
• DB Folder: Create Notion's databases.
• Excalidraw: A very useful project for visualization.
• File Info Panel: A panel showing more file information.
• Kanban: For task management using a file.
• Mind Map: Create mind map using markdown code
• Minimal Theme Settings: Minimal theme settings
• Outlier: It contains shortcuts for you to reorganize order of lists
• Periodic Notes: A very useful tool to generate note following templates plus using calendar links.
• Projects: A easy way of managing projects.
• Reminder: Sometimes you can add a notification for you.
• Spaced Repitition: Generate learning plan for you to remember things in long term by reviewing following Ebbinghaus curve.
• Style Settings: A useful tool to combine with (Minimal Theme Settings) to set up styles.
• Templater: Useful for one to create note templates.

Structure between third party extensions

Besides those "isolated" extentions, some extensions have some relationships/dependencies each other, as shown below:

flowchart LR
    id4(Minimal Theme) ==> id2(Minimal Theme Settings) --> id1(Style Settings)

    Calendar --> id3(Periodic Notes)
    Templater --> id3(Periodic Notes)
    Dataview --> id3(Periodic Notes)

    Dataview --> Projects
    Dataview --> Kanban

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The "Minimal Theme" is a popular theme I choose to use. Since it has status extensions for the TODO list, it is ideal for writing bullet journal (BUJO).