Has anyone worked with Tropy alongside obsidian?
I’m helping a friend set up an organization system for their dissertation research, and it includes a fair amount of archival documents. It feels messy to use zotero (thank you jon gauthier for the citations plugin!) as well as tropy, but tropy’s interface & features are really appetizing.
There’s been a suggestion within tropy to add a URL scheme which I think would make at least a sort of DIY integration possible… but until then can anyone think of any workarounds?
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what is Tropy?
Tropy is a research photo organiser from the same organisation that makes Zotero (and Omeka)
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It’s really cool, perhaps we could do something similar to the Zotero plugins?
That’s what I was thinking too
I’m not sure if the zotero plugin relies on the fact that zotero has a URL scheme? Or if not, could the same approach for the zotero plugin be used for tropy…
I don’t know if the idea of integrating Obsidian and Tropy worked out, but I would like to say that it would be great if it did.
I use both a lot in my doctoral research. I don’t know how I could help, but I’m at your disposal.
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It would be extremely useful to be able to setup links to Tropy objects.
Maybe it is possible to adapt the 2 Zotero plugins that work great together : Zotero Bridge and Zotero Links. Thanks to this, I can create links to individual Zotero references, and it works great, also for research. It would be awesome if it could work !
Not a plugin, but I developed a better theme for Tropy, “subtle L&D” both a light and a dark theme. Donations are welcome 
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Here to upvote the Tropy integration as well! I’d love to have citation keys for both Tropy and Zotero, since I use them for very different types of sources.