For those coming here who need an alternative, you can simulate this plugin pretty closely and easily using the templater plugin and a element. Here's my template to create progress bars for my daily journals, bonus being that it maintains the date for the journal entry, instead of always showing the current date.
<%*
const journalDate = moment(tp.file.title, "YYYY-MM-DD");
const yearDay = journalDate.dayOfYear();
const year = journalDate.year();
const yearDays = journalDate.isLeapYear() ? 366 : 365;
const yearProgress = (100 * (yearDay / yearDays)).toFixed(0)
const monthDay = journalDate.format("D");
const month = journalDate.format("MMMM");
const monthDays = journalDate.daysInMonth()
const monthProgress = (100 * (monthDay / monthDays)).toFixed(0)
%>
Day <% monthDay %> of <% month %>: <progress value=<% monthDay %> max=<% monthDays %>> </progress> <% monthProgress %>%
Day <% yearDay %> of <% year %>: <progress value=<% yearDay %> max=<% yearDays %>> </progress> <% yearProgress %>%
For those coming here who need an alternative, you can simulate this plugin pretty closely and easily using the templater plugin and a element. Here's my template to create progress bars for my daily journals, bonus being that it maintains the date for the journal entry, instead of always showing the current date.