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obsidian-webpage-export
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obsidian-enhancing-export
This is an enhancing export plugin base on Pandoc for Obsidian (https://obsidian.md/ ). It's allow you to export to formats like Markdown、Markdown (Hugo https://gohugo.io/ )、Html、docx、Latex etc.
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.
You can try to use github pages. As it supports markdown files, it will work just fine in terms of content and structure, but obviously without the additional functionality provided by plugins. as a result you will have a free website with the vault content.
To convert Markdown to HTML inside Obsidian, I've had the best luck with Obsidian Enhancing Export. That in turn requires you install pandoc, which isn't hard but is an extra step. I think you'd have to convert them one at a time if you use this UI.