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obsidian-file

v3.0.2

Published

Library and CLI tool to read and write the Obsidian Project file format

Downloads

2,271

Readme

Obsidian Project File

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Library and CLI tool to read and write the Obsidian Project file format.

Install

npm install obsidian-file

obsidian-file CLI tool

Usage

Usage:
  obsidian-file [OPTIONS] [ARGS]

Options:
  -x, --extract          Extract the sections of the given project
  -c, --create           Create a project file from the given files
  -d, --detail           Get informations about the given project file
  -f, --file FILE        The project file to read or write
  -t, --type [STRING]    Project type (Default is GENERIC)
  -m, --metadata FILE    JSON file that contains project's metadata
  -M, --metadata-format [N]Format of the metadata section (0: JSON, 1:
                           JSON+Deflate)  (Default is 1)
  -p, --project FILE     JSON file that contains the seriallized project
  -P, --project-format [N]Format of the project section (0: JSON, 1:
                          JSON+Deflate)  (Default is 1)
  -i, --index FILE       JSON file that contains the blob index
                         (automatically built by default)
  -I, --index-format [N] Format of the blob index section (0: JSON, 1:
                         JSON+Deflate)  (Default is 1)
  -k, --no-color         Omit color from output
      --debug            Show debug information
  -h, --help             Display help and usage details

Get informations about a project file

obsidian-file -d project.wprj

Extract a project

obsidian-file -xf project.wprj [outputdir/]

Create a project

obsidian-file -cf project.wprj [files]
obsidian-file -t PROJTYPE -cf project.wprj [files]

NOTE: files containing metadata, project and blobIndex sections can be passed explicitly with the -m, -p and -i options, or can be listed with other files but must me named __metadata__.json, __project__.json and __blobindex__.json.

Library

TODO

File format

See doc/obsidian-project-file-format.md.

Contributing

Questions

If you have any question, you can:

Bugs

If you found a bug, please open an issue on Github with as much information as possible.

Pull Requests

Please consider filing a bug before starting to work on a new feature. This will allow us to discuss the best way to do it. This is of course not necessary if you just want to fix some typo or small errors in the code.

Coding Style / Lint

To check coding style, run the follwoing command:

npx grunt jshint

Tests

Tu run tests, use the following command:

npx grunt test

Changelog

  • [NEXT] (changes on master that have not been released yet):

  • v3.0.2:

    • Replaced deprecated mocha-phantomjs by mocha-headless-chrome to run tests (@jbghoul, #26)
    • Updated dependencies (@jbghoul, #26)
  • v3.0.1:

    • Fix implicit and deprecated usages of Buffer (@tneullas, #18, #19)
    • Updated dependencies
  • v3.0.0:

    • Pako replaced by zlib to improve perfs on Node.js (pako is still used in browser when the module is built using Browserify) (#17)
  • v2.0.4:

    • Updated dependencies
  • v2.0.3:

    • Fixed documentation errors
  • v2.0.2:

    • Updated cli dependencie
  • v2.0.1:

    • Updated dependencies
  • v2.0.0:

    • First public release