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graph-md-files

v0.2.1

Published

Takes a folder containing markdown files and produces a graph object containing relationships between the files based on markdown links or wikilinks

Downloads

43

Readme

This library takes a directory of markdown files and converts them into a graph of nodes. From there, you could use the graph to create:

  • Additional tooling for your markdown files.
  • A static website.
  • Graph visualizations.

Usage

This project is in early development, and should not be used for any serious purposes yet!

This project includes a functional Obsidian vault in /test vault/. All tests are run against this directory, and you can look at that for examples of what the graph can do.

To test out the library:

  • Clone this repository.
  • Run yarn install (you only need to do this once).
  • Run yarn test

To test against your own files:

  • Change graph-md-files.test.ts line 11 to point to your own directory.
    • (e.g. const rootDir = /Users/your_name/Documents/your_test_vault_name)
  • Run yarn test

History

I developed this library to help me work with vaults created by obsidian.md. However, it should work for any folder of markdown files.

Todo

  • [ ] Make support markdown style links.
  • [ ] Add links to graph which do not exists as files.
  • [ ] Make handling of Obsidian features optional.