You should no longer need this plugin, which is no longer functional after an Obsidian upgrade to Codemirror 6. g0 and g$ are now available out-of-the-box in codemirror-vim (Obsidian's vim software); and :pHead and :nHead are now implemented (as [[ and ]] motions) by obsidian-vimrc-support. You can still remap these to other keys as desired in your .obsidian.vimrc.
This is a very simple plugin that defines 4 commands in the Vim instance for Obsidian. This defines great quality of life commands that allow the usage of 0 and $ to work as g0 and g$ in regular Vim. Namely, when the text is wrapping multiple lines, the above place the cursor at the visual beginning and visual end of the line (respectively).
This plugin also defines :pHead and :nHead to go to the next Markdown heading in the document. If none found before or after the cursor (depending on the command), it goes to the beginning, or end of the document (respectively).
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:g0: Go to the visual start of the current line. -
:g$Go to the visual end of the current line. -
:pHeadGo to the most previous defined heading in the document. -
:nHeadGo to the next defined heading in the document.
This plugin has an implicit dependency on obsidian-vimrc-support
Here is how I define my .obsidian.vimrc:
nmap j gj
nmap k gk
nmap 0 :g0
nmap $ :gDollar
nmap [[ :pHead
nmap ]] :nHead
vmap j gj
vmap k gk