This looks wonderful. The Obsidian Publish is overpriced for what it offers. One the key functions must be search. Will Mindstone eventually have this capacity?
Great. I would love to read more about the dev process. Don’t hesitate to shout out when you can integrate the publishing modal, similar to the Publication Center feature from oleeskild to make it easier to understand what files were published, which has changed, been deleted and are yet to be published.
good work @tuancao , still pretty new with obsidian, and yes looking for an alternative for obsidian publish maybe adding some additional features like :
User management e.g (auth & permissions)
Note Level access
would be great, and I think they’re gonna be a lot of teams gonna need it for their knowledge-based system
Adding, I wonder how do you handle images in this repo:
I’ve noticed your notes go on posts folder, while images go into public/images folder. The final references in your notes begin with /images/...
When I attach images in my desktop editor the links end up something like file:///home/user/obsidian-project/public/images/... and end up broken in my published page.
How can I provide the proper relative reference without manually editing each and every image link?
As for user management, I think it’s too early for me to think about it, because MindStone is meant to server personal use rather than team usage. For team usage, I think https://docusaurus.io/ or gitbook might be better solution
As for Note level access, I think it can be simple as supporting Front Matter with publish: true/false. That can be done and in my future roadmap.
Is it possible to run this in Github pages instead of Netlify?
I’ve been struggling with local node/nodejs versions and can’t run locally for some reason. Github could build faster than Netlify.
These are just some basic features for MindStone v1, many more are coming (if I find enough of interest and this will probably a premium/paid option):
And no reason there should not be a paid option. Absolutely charge for it. This looks great by the way. I hope you can make a go of it.
Anyone complaining about obsidian publish pricing should recognize they are getting a class-leading markdown editor and note system for free. Not everything can or should be free.
Hello !
I love your solution, but… It is totally unusable on mobile : sidebar disappear on mobile, and you can change page or file because… You don’t have folder tree
It is possible to create a hamburger menu to open and close the folder navigation?
I made a issue on your repo about this.
Today, more than 50% of the internet navigation is on mobile, so… A support for that is really needed!