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Using the Templater plugin to automatically move files to the desired folder when creating files with double links

Preparation#

• [[Templater]] plugin
• Templater Plugin Documentation

Configuration Process#

Configure the [[Templater]] Plugin Template#

• Create a Templater template storage folder called templates
• Create a template file in the template folder, and name it as Link for example

Configure the Link Template#

• Write the following content in the template
• The purpose of this template is that when I create a file with double links, if I add a W character at the end of the file name, the file will be moved to /Work/{filename}, and it will automatically remove the W character, so no need to worry.
• If you want to have more control, I believe you can understand this simple control code and modify it automatically.
• Please make sure that you have created the corresponding folder before moving the file!

	<%*
			let name = tp.file.title
			if (name.endsWith("W")) {
			   await tp.file.move("/Work/" + name.substring(0, name.length - 1));
			} else if (name.endsWith("B")) {
			   await tp.file.move("/Blog/" + name.substring(0, name.length - 1));
			} else {
			}
	%> 

Configure the Plugin#

Please note my writing process. I use the current double-link diary flow to write.

1. My folder organization structure is as follows

Journal-Default entry for diaries
Blog-Folder for sharing
Notes-Default folder for notes, **default folder for double-link creation**
Work-Work record folder
templates-Template folder

2. Set the editor - Save the folder created with double links in Notes
   
3. Configure the Templater plugin - Folder Templates project
   1. Create a new project, automatically use the Link template when creating a document in Notes, configure as shown in the figure
      

Enjoy#

Now you can move documents according to the rules when creating documents with double links anywhere.
For example, according to my rule:
When I create a Obsidian使用心得B with double links, this document will be moved to the Blog folder and named Obsidian使用心得, isn't it nice!