š Obsidian Publish makes it easy to publish your Obsidian vault online.
š° The $20/month price tag of Obsidian Publish can be a barrier for some.
š There is a way to publish your Obsidian vault online for free using a different method.
š You can search for specific content within your Obsidian Vault.
š Quartz is a tool that converts your Obsidian Vault into standard markdown and publishes it to GitHub Pages.
š Obsidian Export allows you to selectively export files from your vault, including private content.
Quartz is a tool that sits on top of Hugo, a static site generator, and allows users to publish their Obsidian Vault online for free using GitHub Pages.
To use Quartz, users need to clone Quartz, Obsidian Export, and Hugo Obsidian, and set up a watch script that compiles the content from the Obsidian Vault and passes it to Hugo Obsidian, which then drops the content into the Quartz content folder.
Users can then preview their changes locally using the Hugo server running on localhost.
š By using Quartz, you can publish your Obsidian Vault online and easily update and preview it.
š» Quartz allows you to make changes to your Obsidian Vault and automatically recompile everything.
š The compile script in Quartz watches for changes in specific folders and runs when file extensions of markdown, HTML, JavaScript, SCSS, or XML are detected.
š” The process involves emptying out previous content, exporting from Obsidian to Quartz, and running Hugo and Minify commands.
š¼ Two separate GitHub repositories are used, one for Quartz layout and config files, and another for the content.
š GitHub Pages is used to deploy the content with the option to set up a custom domain.
š An 'export ignore' file can be used to specify which files and folders should not be exported.
š Obsidian export allows the user to selectively choose which content from their vault gets published online.
š» Modifying the index file and creating a new page in the Obsidian vault can be published online using Quartz.
š The published content can be linked to other pages and viewed in the public version of the vault.
š” Publishing your Obsidian Vault online for free with Quartz.
āØ Using git commands to make the Obsidian Vault public on GitHub.
š Making your Obsidian Vault accessible to the world.