awesome-noteser

A curated list of plugins, themes, and resources for Noteser — the browser-first markdown notes app.

v1: plugins install by URL paste in Settings → Plugins. Copy any manifest.json URL below and paste it in.

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Plugins

Sidebar panels

Plugin	Version	Description	Install URL
Word count	0.1.0	Live word + character count for the active note, with reading-time estimate.	https://noteser-dev.vercel.app/plugins/noteser-word-count/manifest.json

Commands

Plugin	Version	Description	Permissions	Install URL
PDF export	0.1.0	Adds an "Export note as PDF" command to the palette.	file-save	https://noteser.app/plugins/noteser-pdf-export/manifest.json

Requires Noteser plugin API v1.1+. Markdown rendering for v0.1 covers headings, paragraphs, bullet lists, and code blocks. Tables, math, and images land in v0.2.

Code-block renderers

Plugin	Version	Claimed languages	Install URL
Callouts	0.1.0	note / info / tip / warn / danger	https://noteser-dev.vercel.app/plugins/noteser-callout/manifest.json

Use a callout in any note:

```warn
title: Pay attention
This line becomes a colored callout box.
```

The title: line is optional.

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Submitting a plugin

1. Build your plugin as a single ES module + a manifest.json (see the plugin docs and the @noteser/plugin-sdk package).
2. Host both files at any HTTPS URL (GitHub Pages works, Vercel works, S3 works).
3. Confirm a fresh install works on noteser-dev.vercel.app.
4. Open a PR against this repo adding a row to the table above: plugin name, current version, one-line description, manifest URL.

The list is curated by the Noteser maintainer for the first six months. After that, criteria for inclusion will be published here.

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Writing your own plugin

Quick start in /help/plugins inside the app. Long-form design in docs/plugins-plan.md.

Three v1 surfaces:

• Commands appear in the command palette (Ctrl+P)
• Sidebar panels stack inside the "Plugins" sidebar tab
• Code-block renderers claim a fenced-code language and turn its body into rendered output

Plugin code runs in an isolated Web Worker — no DOM, no localStorage, no GitHub token, no fetch (v2 may add it with explicit per-domain permissions).

License

The list itself is MIT-licensed. Individual plugins set their own license; check the linked plugin's repo or package.json.