Obsidian integration

The main purpose of this fork, other than cosmetic changes, is to create a web representation of an Obsidian vault, using the Simply-Jekyll template.

Usage

Things to know :

• Markdown is fully-compatible (including Latex delimiters !)

• There are now only notes (no blog posts). If you really want blog posts along notes, a hack is to set the YAML season of blog posts to summer and notes to automn - they won't appear in feed but will be searchable and appear in tags page.

• Code is now correctly indented

• You can change the code template by replacing the css in /assets/css/highlight.css by any template from pygment.css

• Wikilinks are usable : [​[​…]],

• Also alt-text wikilinks (with transclusion !) : [​[​original link\|alternative text]]

Please note : You need to escape the pipe character in Obsidian (\| instead of |). This won't break Obsidian's functionality.

• Fresh new feature : you can also link headers ! Use # when typing the wikilink : [​[Obsidian integration#Obsidian setup|Alt-text]] will create the following link : Alt-textObsidian integration
  The main purpose of this fork, other than cosmetic changes, is to create a web representation of an Obsidian vault, using the Simply-Jekyll template.
  
  Usage
  
  Things to know :
  
  
  
  Markdown is fully-compatible (including Latex delimiters !)
  
  
  There are now only notes (no blog posts). If you really want blog posts along notes, a hack is to set the YAML season of blog posts to summer and notes to automn - ... (click on it to see the effect)

Please note : This feature will work only if you write alternative text in the link : [[Obsidian integration#Obsidian setup]] won't work¹.

• You can use Simply-Jekyll custom features, such as flashcards : Carte mémoire !
  flashcards ! - but don't click on it in Obsidian, else it will create a new page.

Obsidian setup

Installation

After having forked notenote.link on your computer, open Obsidian and create a vault in the root folder (/notenote.link).

This will allow you to modify all your markdown files inside the directory.

about.md is in the root folder.

Your notes should go to the _notes folder, images in assets/img. You need to tell Obsidian where to put the new notes. In Preferences/File, enter the following settings :

• Default location for new notes : In the folder specified below`
• Folder to create new notes in : _notes
• New link format : Relative Path to file
• Attachment folder path : `assets/img

Frontmatter

Front matter is needed at the beginning of your note. Here is the template :

---
title: My Note
tags: tag1
toc: true
season: winter
---

You can hide it in Obsidian by toggling the option "Show Frontmatter" in the Preferences/Editor menu.

Images

Images are the tricky part :

• You can use vanilla markdown links: ![](/asset/img/img.png)
• You can drag/drop/paste images in Obsidian, which will create a link such as : [​[​../assets/img/Pasted image.png]]

A quick hack in the last case is just to change the brackets : ![](../assets/img/Pasted image.png)