Non-ascii folder names are not supported

[beaussan]

Hi,

I have emoji in my folder names (in order to replicate notion's folder icons), and from some initial testing, there seems to be some issue with that :

GET on /vault/filename

Yield to the following error in the obsidian console :
node:internal/errors:464 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Invalid character in header content ["Content-Disposition"]

GET on /periodic/period

Yield the following error in the obsidian console :
TypeError: Invalid character in header content ["Content-Location"]

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All request were done on the provided swagger UI, and all requests hangs instead of returning a 500 error, maybe that can also be a improvement ?

And I want to say, I love the idea of the plugin, there is soo much potential to be plugged to external tools, but since nearly all of my files are in a folder that contains a emoji name, I'm not able to use this plugin

[beaussan]

Thanks for fixing the first one (/vault/filename), however the one with the content-location header still breaks, maybe applying the same escape system ? (here should do the trick )

Reproduction :
GET /periodic/daily
With a folder name "🖊️ journal/"

Workaround : using the /vault/filename works

I can open a PR if you want

[coddingtonbear]

Ok; this might be fixed in a27c603 now (release 1.3.5); if it's not, I'm afraid I might need you to post a pull request.

[beaussan]

It works perfectly !! 🎉 Thank you a lot !
Now I can experiment to create workflow using the api ❤️

[ngirard]

Now I can experiment to create workflow using the api

This tickles my curiosity... would you mind expanding on that ? Cheers !

[beaussan]

This tickles my curiosity... would you mind expanding on that ?
Yes, some of my plans includes

• Making a api (using something like n8n + postgresql as a buffer) to be able to programmaticaly insert in my vault's workbench from webhooks / external apis
• Extracting metrics from my daily notes (from the dataview keys in the files) into a external dashboard
• Keeping in one way - or maybe two way sync - between obsidian and a external tool (like notion) for teams

I could use the filesystem for all of this, but it makes it easier it easier to do in a distributed manner (as in I can have a full time running server to receive the webhooks and then do pulling after it's stored once Obsidian is up)