Improve README - Instructions to setup the plugin

[Alves-Bruno]

This looks like a very nice plugin. However, I could not setup and use the plugin based on the instructions found on the README. Can you please provide detailed instructions on how to add the days for each habit?

So far, I have done the following:

• Installed and enabled the plugin
• Created the Habit folder
• Created Habit/habit1.md and Habit/habit2.md
• Created a md file in the root folder with the provided code block.

Also, I recentely started using the Obsidian.

[holroy]

Could you please show the code block you've created?

To add days you simply click on the date in tracker table, and it should show a different color tick bar for each day you've completed as shown in the example at the bottom of the Readme.md file.

[Crowbrammer]

I'm also having issues.

Here's my code block:

{ "path": "Habits", }

I've also tried

habittracker { 
     "path": "Habits/" 
}

from the readme. Here's my debug info:

SYSTEM INFO:
	Obsidian version: v1.6.7
	Installer version: v1.4.13
	Operating system: Windows 10 Home 10.0.22631
	Login status: logged in
	Catalyst license: none
	Insider build toggle: off
	Live preview: on
	Base theme: dark
	Community theme: none
	Snippets enabled: 0
	Restricted mode: off
	Plugins installed: 5
	Plugins enabled: 5
		1: Excalidraw v2.3.0
		2: Hotkeys for specific files v1.4.1
		3: Kanban v2.0.51
		4: Recent Files v1.4.1
		5: Habit Tracker 21 v1.4.4

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[divin]

@Alves-Bruno and @Crowbrammer, you may already have this working, but these are the basic steps to make it work:

1. Install the plugin
2. Activate the plugin
3. Create a folder for your habits, it can be any name but let's say it's Habits.
4. Create your habits in this folder, e.g. Habits/Habit1.md, Habits/Habit2.md, ..., these are just empty markdown files, the name of the file is the habit name.
5. On the same level as the Habits folder create a new file like Habits.md and copy/paste the code block

```habittracker
{ 
	"path": "Habits/" 
}
```

6. Switch to "Reading View" (⌘ + E on MacOS).
7. You should now be able to simply click on the days to add your habit entries.

Hope this helps 😄

[Crowbrammer]

@divin, here's what I see

Am I missing something? (I'm on Windows)

[divin]

Hi @Crowbrammer, sorry Markdown just formatted by my answer not as intended I just edited my answer.

1. What you are missing is the habittracker next to the first ``` in your Habit viewer.md file.
2. You need to move the Habit viewer.md file out of the Habits folder, it has to be on the same level (e.g. Habit viewer.md is not in the Habits folder).

Let me know if you still run into issues 😄

[Crowbrammer]

@divin, thank you SO much for getting back to me so promptly, and I'm VERY sorry I didn't get back to you earlier.

What you said absolutely worked, ALSO I had to add some space beneath the thing. Again, thank you very much <3