"Obsidian+Github Pages" for digital gardeners?

[Maxence]

@surbh

You can use this fork of simply-jekyll to get access to [] (internal and external) links :

Notenote.link - Publish your Obsidian notes with Jekyll for free!

Hi there ! Some of you may know the Jekyll template ‘Simply-Jekyll’ - well, it wasn’t so simple to use it with Obsidian. After some tweaking, it is now 95% compatible (no inline-transclusion, yet !) : wikilinks work, wikilinks with alt-text work, Latex works, code is properly highlighted and indented, automatic table of content generation, text is larger, etc. A demo is here : https://notenotelink.netlify.com I’m transferring my notes to my site, and it works great as a CMS ! (in french …

I use it with Obsidian everyday and it works very well : https://arboretum.link

I’m not sure it integrates well with GitHub pages, but you can host it at Netlify for free and as easily as GitHub Pages.

If you want the [] feature for your site, you can check the content.html file in _includes\ which contains this functionality.