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blume-obsidian

v0.1.0

Published

Obsidian vault content source for Blume — publish a vault as a docs site, no export step.

Readme

blume-obsidian

Obsidian vault content source for Blume. Point it at a vault, get a docs site — no export step, no generated files in your repo.

bun add blume-obsidian
// blume.config.ts
import { defineConfig } from "blume";
import { obsidian } from "blume-obsidian";

export default defineConfig({
  content: {
    sources: [{ source: obsidian({ vault: "vault" }), type: "custom" }],
  },
});

What it handles

| Obsidian syntax | Status | | --- | --- | | [[wikilinks]], [[note\|alias]], [[note#heading]] | ✅ Resolved by unique note name, like Obsidian | | Links to index notes | ✅ Land on the folder route, not /index | | %%comments%% (single-line) | ✅ Stripped | | Code fences and inline code | ✅ Left verbatim | | Missing title frontmatter | ✅ Falls back to the filename, Obsidian-style | | Unresolved wikilinks | ✅ Degrade to plain text with a build warning | | Callouts > [!note] | 🚧 Planned — will lower to Blume's Callout | | Embeds ![[image.png]] | 🚧 Planned — will copy into served assets | | Backlink graph as build artifact | 🚧 Planned |

Options

obsidian({
  vault: "vault",        // vault directory, relative to the project root
  prefix: "notes",       // optional: namespace routes under /notes/
  exclude: ["private"],  // optional: top-level folders to skip
})

Vault changes hot-reload in blume dev. blume is a peer dependency.

Dogfooding

The docs site is built with Blume and its content is an Obsidian vault ingested by this very source — the vault is the demo, and the docs are the permanent integration test.

MIT © Ronny Badilla