obsidian-osint-templates VS obsidian-html

Have you seen this yet? https://github.com/WebBreacher/obsidian-osint-templates

For me I am fine with exported bibliographies because zotero('s Better BibTeX-plugin) auto-exports to a bibtex file for me anyways, which is more consistent for myself and necessary anyways for my work with RMarkdown - Obsidian is only used for writing, I then convert obsidian-markdown to standard markdown via ObsidianHTML, and then convert to normal people's file formats via RMarkdown.

I use ObsidianHTML to convert obsidian's syntax to standard markdown. This assembles a single document by inserting transclusions and handles png embeds of format

And for those who want to torment themselves with A LOT more details: Here you go.

I am generating Rmd-files from my ObsidianMD-vault via the CL-utility ObsidianHTML, to be then knitted to whatever output formats I desire. I have been testing with image scaling and titles so far, but at least for html this works fine. However, for docx it does not, and I am not exactly sure why/how to change it.

You could pay for Obsidian publish, or you can use a free and open source tool such as Obsidian to HTML to turn your vault into a bunch of HTML files and then serve that as static content on a personal website. I personally have not used this but a friend of mine has and he thought it was pretty sweet.

* How to compile obsidian markdown? The best tool I found is obsidian-html: https://github.com/obsidian-html/obsidian-html RESULT: https://second-digital-brain.netlify.app/

A pypi package that converts an Obsidian folder to proper markdown and then that markdown to html. Can also be used to convert just markdown to an html site.