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@quartz-community/obsidian-flavored-markdown

v2.2.0

Published

Obsidian Flavored Markdown transformer plugin for Quartz

Readme

@quartz-community/obsidian-flavored-markdown

Transforms Obsidian-specific markdown syntax including wikilinks, callouts, highlights, Mermaid diagrams, tags, and media embeds.

Mermaid fences use Mermaid.js by default. Set diagramRenderer: pele to use Pele instead. Mermaid.js is deprecated and will move to Pele later.

Both renderers are only loaded on pages with a Mermaid fence. On Quartz 5.1+ Pele is self-hosted (shipped as a plugin asset to static/plugins/obsidian-flavored-markdown/pele/) and fetches only the code for the diagram types on the page; on older Quartz versions it is loaded from jsDelivr, as Mermaid.js always is.

Installation

npx quartz plugin add @quartz-community/obsidian-flavored-markdown

Usage

This plugin is already enabled in the default quartz.config.yaml:

plugins:
  - source: "@quartz-community/obsidian-flavored-markdown"
    enabled: true
    options:
      enableInHtmlEmbed: false
      enableCheckbox: true
      # diagramRenderer: pele
    order: 40

This plugin must run after github-flavored-markdown (order 40 and 30 in the default config): where both claim the same syntax (~~ strikethrough, for example), the plugin registered later wins.

Configuration

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | ---------------------- | ------------------------ | ----------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | preset | "legacy" | "strict" | "legacy" | legacy: parse exactly as Obsidian. strict: CommonMark/GFM + Obsidian syntax, keeps other plugins' syntax extensions (TOML frontmatter). | | strictLineBreaks | boolean | by preset | Obsidian's "Strict line breaks": false (default under legacy) renders a single line break as <br>; true (default under strict) as a space. | | comments | boolean | true | Whether to parse Obsidian-style comments. | | highlight | boolean | true | Whether to parse Obsidian-style highlights. | | wikilinks | boolean | true | Whether to parse wikilinks. | | callouts | boolean | true | Whether to parse callouts. | | mermaid | boolean | true | Whether to parse Mermaid diagram fences. | | diagramRenderer | "mermaid" | "pele" | "mermaid" | Renderer for Mermaid fences. Default Mermaid.js; Pele is opt-in (Mermaid.js deprecated). | | parseTags | boolean | true | Whether to parse tags. | | parseBlockReferences | boolean | true | Whether to parse block references. | | enableInHtmlEmbed | boolean | false | Whether to enable parsing in HTML embeds. | | enableYouTubeEmbed | boolean | true | Whether to enable YouTube embeds. | | enableTweetEmbed | boolean | true | Whether to embed tweets (Twitter/X URLs) as static blockquotes. | | enableVideoEmbed | boolean | true | Whether to enable video embeds. | | enableCheckbox | boolean | false | Whether to enable interactive checkboxes, incl. custom task characters (- [?]). The default quartz.config.yaml turns it on. | | enableObsidianUri | boolean | true | Whether to mark obsidian:// links with a CSS class and data attribute. |

disableBrokenWikilinks is no longer an option of this plugin: it is part of Quartz's built-in link processing, as configuration.links.disableBrokenWikilinks.

Documentation

See the Quartz documentation for more information.

License

MIT