Hey Obsidians,
I’m excited to announce the release of my new open-source tool, Obsidian Vaults Manager (OVM)!
It allows to install, uninstall, prune, and generate reports for your favorite plugins across multiple vaults, boosting your productivity and efficiency. It’s suitable for users that tends to manage multiple vaults independently in different directories.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on this project, so please share your feedback!
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This sounds exciting! I’m trying to learn Obsidian to create an EMR with automation. One idea I have to improve security is to have all patient data in it’s own separate vault, completely separated from everything else. And then encrypt it. However, there is no plugin to allow one vault to use another one; I’ll be using Templater, Dataview, QuickAdd, and DBFolder for this project.
It would be amazing if someone could solve this challenge. I’m sure it could be extended to many other use case scenarios as well. Just an idea 
@HomeHeart I am glad that you found it exciting. super happy. 
I found shared idea completely relevant to ovm and it’s definition.
Just to let you know that during brainstorm session, I considered similar idea to execute a custom command on a vault or vaults. I agree this idea expands functionalities in terms of consuming vault’s data out of Obsidian environment.
I will add this feature and would be great if you let me know how’s encryption example in details and by which tool so the example will be used as a test case.
Superb thanks for your message and supporting
Indeed it is an annoying workflow to keep all of em up to date and sync.
Enjoy 
@HomeHeart Horay! A new ovm run
command added to ovm [version >0.4.1]. You should be able to select your vault(s), archive and encrypt the content.
I mentioned few examples in README on how to use it. Let me know in case you encountered an issue.
Best,
Masoud
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That is amazing, sir. Thank you!
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