[Bug]: HTML-Links to folder note files do not work (Local folder)

[emign]

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Obsidian plugin 💠

Describe the bug

Hallo,

I really love your plugin. I use obs2mk in a docker container to convert my obsidian markdown file-structure to an mkdoc page. I use this line in a bash script:

find /docs -type f -name \*.md -exec bash -c 'FN="{}"; obs2mk --minimal file "{}"' \;

I have the following folder structure:

note that the icons are from the folder-icons plugin and do not belong to the filenames

Please checkout the resulting mkdocs file here: https://unterricht.emig.me/Unterricht/Fächer/Biologie/NuT/Ökosystem%20Grünland/

The links to the folder-note files do not work. They are not correctly linked.
For example the link to "Stoffwechsel" points to ../../../../Stoffwechsel instead of ../Der%20%Mensch%20als%20Lebewesen/Stoffwechsel
Please note, that the link in the navigation bar on the left is correctly created

How to reproduce ?

1. In Obsidian: Create a folder and inside that a MD file with the same name as the folder (folder-note)
2. Link to the folder note markdown file from an external markdown file
3. Convert files using obs2mk

Configuration

using --minimal argument it should use your minimal config:

minimal:
  configuration:
    input: null
    output: null
  frontmatter:
    category:
      default value: notes
      key: category
    index: (i)
    share: share
  weblink: null

Relevant log output

No response

OS

Linux

Anything else?

No response

[Mara-Li]

Huuuuuuuuuuh
Did you try without using the old python plugin ?
I saw (on my own file) that sometimes, python broke completely the filepath.

Without it, I can't understand why this error append. The code for relative path is pretty simple so, maybe I forgot something, or maybe I'm pretty stupid. Dunno.

[emign]

What do you mean by 'without using the old python plugin?' ?
is osb2mk not maintained anymore?
The problem I have with using the obsidian plugin is, that I have to use a git repo which is hosted on my own server instead of GitHub

[Mara-Li]

As I said in the documentation, obs2mk is deprecated. I prefer to maintain the obsidian plugin.

You can totally maintain obs2mk if you want !

More over, I think i will work on a way to use a local folder and other Git solution (at last Gitlab and Gitea).

[emign]

Sorry I did not see that in the documentation.
I am considering contributing to obs2mk

And it would be really awesome if you would integrate local folder or general git support (not only gitlab etc)

[Mara-Li]

The problem around local is simple : i dont want to broke mobile. So i need to found a way to disable this option on mobile !
I think i will work on that this summer :)

[Mara-Li]

Hello ! I started to work on local folder, but it's a highly destructive behavior, with a lot of work for a niche usage (at my side).
If you want to help me, you can check the branch "local_folder" and help me to test and try !