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Home Assistant Apps by ibidani

A small Home Assistant apps repository maintained by ibidani. This repository is the store — the app manifests (config.yaml), icons, and docs that the Supervisor reads when you add the repository. The Docker images themselves are built and published from their source repos.

Supports aarch64 Architecture Supports amd64 Architecture CI/CD License: MIT

Note: Home Assistant 2026.2 renamed add-ons to apps. The repository layout, config keys, and CI keep the classic add-on/addon naming for backwards compatibility.

Getting started

One-click install (opens the store dialog on your Home Assistant):

Your Home Assistant instance and show this add-on repository

Or manually:

  1. Go to Settings → Apps → App Store (on older versions: Settings → Add-ons → Add-on Store).
  2. Add this repository by URL:
    https://github.com/ibidani/ha-addons
    
  3. Find Obsidian under Apps and press Install.

Apps

App Description Architecture Image
Obsidian Full desktop Obsidian in your browser; vault lives on the Home Assistant filesystem aarch64 amd64 ghcr.io/ibidani/ha-obsidian

Usage notes, configuration, and update policy live in the app's own README.md.

Repository layout

ha-addons
├── repository.yaml       # store definition (name, URL, maintainer)
└── obsidian/             # one folder per app
    ├── config.yaml       # store manifest: slug, version, arch, image…
    ├── icon.png / logo.png
    └── README.md

App folders follow the classic add-on layout so the Supervisor discovers them; the image: field tells it which published image to pull.

Development

  • Image builds happen in the source repo, currently ibidani/ha-obsidian: push to master there — its CI auto-pins base images, builds both architectures, and publishes to ghcr.io/ibidani/ha-obsidian.
  • Publish a new app version: bump version in the source repo's obsidian/config.yaml, then sync the same version here so the store advertises the new tag.
  • Add a new app: copy the folder, adjust config.yaml, point image at a published ghcr.io//ibidani/* package, and add it to the table above.

The store layout follows crazyrokr/hassio-addons.

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License

MIT

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