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Integrate with Obsidian Publish #40

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kuang-da opened this issue Mar 16, 2021 · 7 comments
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Integrate with Obsidian Publish #40

kuang-da opened this issue Mar 16, 2021 · 7 comments
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@kuang-da
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@kuang-da kuang-da commented Mar 16, 2021

Hi,

I really like the dataview plug-in and thank you for the great work. I am exploring the possibility of build-up a research paper list based on Obsidian-publish, Obsidian-citation, and Obsidian-dataview. A prototype would be something like this. So far in the prototype, I have to manually copy and paste the citations into the notes until I came across Obsidian-dataview. I believe the query and visualization feature of Obsidian-dataview could be the cornerstone of my project.

So far my progress is that I am able to use obsidian-citation to generate paper notes with YAML header and I can use Obsidian-dataview to generate beautiful tables offline. But the problem is that the table cannot be carried over to Obsidian-publish since the markdown file only has a code block and the table is generated during the preview. I am wondering whether and how I could put this table online?

I understand that it is probably impossible to have dynamic render in Obsidian-publish. But is it possible for obsidian-dataview to generate the table in markdown code or HTML code so that I could append the table in the .md file before publishing? Or do you have any other suggestions?

Thanks again for this great plug-in!

Best,
Derek Da Kuang

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@blacksmithgu blacksmithgu commented Mar 17, 2021

Generating static HTML which you can then copy+paste into the markdown file seems doable (it could be made into a command in the command pallette). I will add it to the backlog.

Even better would be being able to directly have Obsidian Publish support dataviews, though I don't think that's possible right now.

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@kuang-da kuang-da commented Mar 17, 2021

A command in the command pallette for static HTML is great. Thank you very much!

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@filmgal filmgal commented Mar 18, 2021

I just came across this same issue. In fact I actually just bought publish now that I had dataview and could easily get my recipes and films and stuff organized enough to put online where my husband could get to them. It broke my heart when I saw that my lovely dataview lists couldn't be published. Just broke my heart.

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@blacksmithgu blacksmithgu commented Sep 9, 2021

Since this is part of several requests to be able to export dataveiw results into some static form, going to collapse all of these into a single ticket.

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@blacksmithgu blacksmithgu commented Sep 9, 2021

Duplicate of #99

@blacksmithgu blacksmithgu marked this as a duplicate of #99 Sep 9, 2021
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@Lawmoviefan Lawmoviefan commented Jan 5, 2022

Bump

@ncolestock
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@ncolestock ncolestock commented Jan 20, 2022

I would sure appreciate making a query into a standard markdown table for use with Obsidian Publish and future-proofing.

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