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Now, the GitHub Token is stored in an external file, which is saved by default in the plugin folder. The token key is no longer present in the data.json file, ensuring that the token is not shared when the file is shared.
By default, this external file is named env and can be found in .obsidian/plugins/obsidian-mkdocs-publisher (also known as configDir/plugins/pluginID/env). You have the option to change this path by clicking the button on the right side of the GitHub token.
The only requirement is that the file must be located within your Obsidian vault. It can be stored in any format, with or without an extension, such as JSON.
The file should be structured as follows:
GITHUB_TOKEN=TOKEN
Presets
Because I believe accessibility is important, I have added a new button: "Load Preset".
This new button allows you to download all files from the presets folder in this repository (https://github.com/ObsidianPublisher/plugin-presets). You can then choose which settings to load, enabling you to quickly start with the plugin!
How to add your preset:
Fork the project.
Add your data.json file to the preset folder with a clear and descriptive name.
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The beta cycle has ended!
The update includes two things:
GitHub Token
Now, the GitHub Token is stored in an external file, which is saved by default in the plugin folder. The token key is no longer present in the
data.json
file, ensuring that the token is not shared when the file is shared.By default, this external file is named
env
and can be found in.obsidian/plugins/obsidian-mkdocs-publisher
(also known asconfigDir/plugins/pluginID/env
). You have the option to change this path by clicking the button on the right side of the GitHub token.The only requirement is that the file must be located within your Obsidian vault. It can be stored in any format, with or without an extension, such as JSON.
The file should be structured as follows:
Presets
Because I believe accessibility is important, I have added a new button: "Load Preset".
This new button allows you to download all files from the
presets
folder in this repository (https://github.com/ObsidianPublisher/plugin-presets). You can then choose which settings to load, enabling you to quickly start with the plugin!How to add your preset:
data.json
file to the preset folder with a clear and descriptive name.Presets List:
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