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obsidian-webhooks-events

Handle Obsidian events and workspace callbacks for plugin development. Use when implementing reactive features, handling file changes, or responding to user interactions in your plugin. Trigger with phrases like "obsidian events", "obsidian callbacks", "obsidian file change", "obsidian workspace events".

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# Obsidian Webhooks & Events

## Overview

Complete guide to Obsidian's event system: vault events (create, modify, delete, rename), workspace events (layout, leaf changes, editor state), metadataCache events, DOM events, custom EventRef patterns, and periodic tasks. Every event registration uses `this.registerEvent()` for automatic cleanup on plugin unload.

## Prerequisites

- Working Obsidian plugin with `onload()` / `onunload()` lifecycle
- Understanding of TypeScript event handler signatures
- Familiarity with Obsidian's TFile, TFolder, and WorkspaceLeaf types

## Instructions

### Step 1: Vault Events — File Lifecycle
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