obsidian-webpage-export VS zotero-folder-import

I want to display my metadata as a table using Dataview. I know metadata is inherently displayed in a nice way in Obsidian but I want to eventually export my vault using this plugin which does not display the metadata. I'm struggling to display multivalued properties.

You can use https://github.com/KosmosisDire/obsidian-webpage-export to turn Obsidian into a static site generator, and deploy the html to Vercel or github pages for free

Like this? https://github.com/KosmosisDire/obsidian-webpage-export

Ideally, I could export my entire vault to HTML and upload the folder structure to some host so that it could be accessed via web browser. I installed the obsidian-webpage-export plugin, but it doesn't seem to work very well. First, the export incredibly slow. Iit seems like it's scrubbing the tabs within Obsidian as it has to open and close each page one at a time during export. This is opposed to just parsing the text files and converting them to HTML which would be much faster. Second, the linked mentions in the exported HTML files do nothing when clicked.

Note(s) exporting only, self-publishing not included: GitHub - KosmosisDireobsidian-webpage-export Exports obsidian documents as html, correctly including all styling and formatting.

[4]: https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-folder-import

I have a similar set-up. I have thousands of PDFs in hundreds of folders, so I used the add-on "Folder Import for Zotero" to import "linked files" en masse. HOWEVER, this add-on does not work with the current version of Zotero.

Does not appear to be compatible with the current version of Zotero and github link doesn't seem to work either. Bummer if true.

For (2), I think no. You can use Zotfile to move attachments into folders. You can use Zotero Folder Import to import all attachments in folders into your Zotero library. But I don't think you can effectively set Zotero to scan a folder and update its library when a new file is added.

You can import your existing file structure into Mendeley or Zotero (by using the folder importer plugin). Both of them extract the abstract of the document, or you can use your own abstract if you wish.