obsidian-map-view VS sushy

There are two Obsidian plugins for this: Map View[0] and Leaflet[1]. You can store the geocoded locations using YAML frontmatter or Dataview inline fields.

[0]: https://github.com/esm7/obsidian-map-view

I thought it would be interesting to share how I recently used the Map View plugin to plan a complicated 3-week family vacation to London, and how it became a priceless tool that wowed friends and family over and over again...

Leaflet is great, and you can also check out Obsidian Map View which takes a different approach to mapping notes: https://github.com/esm7/obsidian-map-view

Leaflet Map View

You can try either of these plugins: - Map View - Leaflet Plugin

Very nice. Like my own stuff, you have an index file and dependent media per folder, which is the only real way to scale out beyond a few dozen pages (my site has… a few more - https://taoofmac.com/static/graph)

One suggestion I’d make is to do two passes—one to index all the inter-page links, another to actually render the templates. I do that (and full text search) with SQLite: https://github.com/rcarmo/sushy/blob/master/sushy/models.py

I am using roughly 200 lines of Fennel to do that, and my current website (taoofmac.com) is nothing more than 17+ years of that exact approach, but using Python.

If you’re looking for inspiration, the older source code is up at https://github.com/rcarmo/sushy. The current version is pure Python 3, but I haven’t cleaned it up for public use (and likely never will, since I want to do something simpler now).