This README file provides an overview of a new Obsidian plugin that aims to enhance the user's experience with its calendar, task view, and folder level settings. Here are some key features:

1. Calendar: The plugin will display a calendar similar to Liam Cain's calendar plugin, but with one major difference: it will use the folder of the currently active note for rendering the calendar.
2. Folder Level Settings: Users can configure folder level settings for the folder of the currently active note, which will be stored as front matter in a note named journal-folder within that folder. If the note does not exist, it will be created upon submission of updated settings.
3. Task View: The plugin will render a task view based on the currently active note, with the following features:
   • Tasks are limited to those defined in the folder of the currently active note.
   • The date range depicted by the note (year, month, week, day, or n/a) determines which tasks are rendered and how/where individual tasks are rendered.

The plugin aims to provide a seamless integration with Obsidian's features, allowing users to easily navigate their notes and manage their tasks.