The Mkdocs Publisher plugin allows users to publish their Obsidian notes directly to a GitHub repository, enabling integration with static site generators such as Mkdocs, Jekyll, or Hugo. It automates tasks like converting wikilinks to markdown links, handling folder structures, and cleaning up deleted or unpublished files. The plugin supports various markdown syntaxes and dataview queries to ensure compatibility with different templates. Users can configure their repository settings, set publishing preferences, and trigger uploads through multiple commands.

The Share as Gist plugin allows users to share their Obsidian notes as GitHub Gists, offering options for both public and private sharing. It supports GitHub.com and GitHub Enterprise Server, enabling users to create, update, and delete Gists directly from Obsidian. The plugin includes features like automatic updating of Gists when notes are edited and customizable settings to include or exclude front matter in shared content. Additionally, it offers secure handling of GitHub personal access tokens, ensuring minimum required permissions for enhanced security.

The GitHub Link plugin for Obsidian enhances your notes by automatically transforming GitHub links into interactive tags, displaying relevant information such as issue and pull request titles and statuses. The plugin also allows you to include up-to-date GitHub data in your notes through dynamic codeblocks, such as tables displaying the results of search queries. This makes it easier to track issues, pull requests, and other GitHub activities directly within your Obsidian vault. The integration with GitHub is seamless, and the data updates automatically whenever the note is opened, providing a live view of your GitHub-related tasks.

The Gist plugin for Obsidian allows you to embed GitHub Gists in your notes, providing an easy way to share and collaborate on code snippets. With this plugin, you can render Gists with just a simple fenced code block, specifying either the Gist ID or both the username and Gist ID. You can also specify which files within the Gist to display, making it perfect for referencing specific parts of a large codebase. The plugin is easy to install, either through the Obsidian app store or manually by copying files into your vault's plugins directory.

The Vault to Blog plugin! This exciting new release allows you to seamlessly integrate your Obsidian vault with your blogging platform, making it easier than ever to share your notes and ideas with the world. With this plugin, you can automatically generate blog posts from your Obsidian notes, complete with optimized formatting and customizable layouts. Perfect for writers, researchers, and anyone looking to turn their thoughts into engaging content, Vault to Blog streamlines the process of publishing your work online.

The Github Copilot plugin allows you to integrate GitHub Copilot into the Obsidian editor, enabling AI-powered code suggestions directly within your notes. This plugin acts as a bridge between Obsidian and GitHub Copilot, offering features such as automatic code completion, customizable suggestion delays, and the ability to configure triggers for accepting or dismissing suggestions. Users can choose to see suggestions in specific areas like code blocks or throughout the entire note. This plugin is ideal for those who want to leverage GitHub Copilot's capabilities for coding or writing assistance while working in Obsidian.

The Publish and GitHub URL plugin allows Obsidian users to quickly copy and access URLs for notes published on an Obsidian Publish site. Users can generate direct links to specific notes and copy them for sharing or reference. The plugin also offers the ability to open the current note's URL directly in a browser. Additionally, it provides integration with GitHub by allowing users to view the Git commit history of the current note, making it useful for version tracking. These features are accessible via a command or optional file menu entry, offering flexibility in workflow. The plugin ensures that URLs are only created for notes with the `publish` flag enabled, providing control over which notes are shareable or linked.

The Fit plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who need to sync their files across multiple devices. With its universally supported feature, you can effortlessly synchronize your vault across mobile and desktop devices with just one click. The plugin also boasts an intuitive setup process, making it easy to configure even if you're new to GitHub. Additionally, the auto-sync feature ensures that your changes are reflected in real-time, while the conflict resolution mechanism allows you to resolve any discrepancies after syncing. Whether you're working on a small or large-scale project, Fit is the perfect solution for maintaining consistency across all your devices.

The GitHub Sync plugin enables seamless syncing of your Obsidian vault with a personal GitHub repository. It allows users to effortlessly push and pull changes across devices by integrating a simple GitHub-based sync process directly within Obsidian. With the plugin, you can resolve conflicts, merge changes, and manage files between your local vault and GitHub without leaving the app. The plugin simplifies the setup and operation of syncing for users familiar with GitHub, automating synchronization tasks and ensuring your vault is always up-to-date. It does not support branching but provides an easy and effective way to manage markdown notes in a personal GitHub repository.

The Gistr plugin allows users to easily embed and interact with Github Gists and OpenGists directly within their Obsidian notes. With this plugin, you can integrate live websites into your notes, view and edit gists, and even save Obsidian notes as gists to Github or Opengist. The plugin supports various display modes, including a codeblock and an integrated browser for seamless interaction. Users can customize the appearance, theme, and even specify additional properties like zoom or CSS for embedded websites. Gistr also allows automatic saving and updating of notes as gists, providing efficient integration with the popular code-sharing platform.

The GitHub Embeds plugin enables seamless integration of GitHub content directly into Obsidian notes. It automatically generates previews for GitHub issues, pull requests, and file snippets when their links are added in reader mode. Users can embed file snippets with specific line ranges or view metadata for issues and PRs. Authentication is required via a personal access token to interact with GitHub's API, supporting both public and private repositories. This plugin enhances note-taking by bringing GitHub context into Obsidian, improving productivity for developers and project collaborators.

The GitHub Issue Augmentation plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who work with GitHub issues. This plugin takes your markdown text and augments GitHub issue IDs with their titles, making it easy to quickly identify what each issue refers to. Not only that, but the plugin also turns each issue title into a link to the corresponding GitHub repository, giving you direct access to the relevant information. With this plugin, you can configure two sources for augmenting issue IDs: GitHub and a custom list of titles. The GitHub integration allows you to specify a repository owner and even restrict the repositories that are considered. Alternatively, you can use a CSV file to map issue IDs to their corresponding titles. What's more, you can use both sources simultaneously, with the custom list taking precedence over the GitHub title when available. Overall, this plugin is a huge time-saver for anyone who frequently works with GitHub issues in Obsidian.

The Emo plugin allows users to upload images and files directly from Obsidian to various hosting platforms, such as GitHub, Imgur, SM.MS, Cloudinary, and more. It provides an easy way to embed media links into markdown files, supporting multiple file types and hosting services. Users can customize upload settings, manage file organization, and take advantage of multi-language support. The plugin enhances the note-taking experience by offering seamless integration with popular cloud storage services, making it easier to share and access media content within Obsidian.

The GitHobs plugin simplifies the way you manage your Obsidian knowledge base by providing a seamless integration with GitHub. With this plugin, you can easily create and manage repositories directly within Obsidian, without having to switch between applications. You'll be able to fetch code snippets from your GitHub repos and embed them in your notes, making it easy to reference relevant information. Additionally, the plugin enables version control of your Obsidian files, ensuring that you always have a backup of your work.

The GitHub Gitless Sync plugin enables seamless synchronization between your Obsidian vault and a GitHub repository without requiring Git to be installed. Designed with cross-platform compatibility in mind, it supports both desktop and mobile environments using GitHub’s REST API. The plugin provides manual and automatic sync options, supports multiple vaults, and includes a conflict resolution interface that helps manage file discrepancies between devices.

The Images to Gist plugin enables users to securely upload images to GitHub secret Gists directly from Obsidian, eliminating the need to store them locally. It offers dynamic resizing options by adding width and height parameters to image URLs, ensuring flexibility for display needs. Users can upload images via clipboard or drag-and-drop, with support for animated GIFs. The plugin provides full control over uploaded images, allowing deletion directly through GitHub. Additionally, it supports self-hosted image servers for enhanced privacy and customizable rate limits. This feature-rich plugin is ideal for users seeking secure and efficient image management within their notes.

The Save as Gist plugin allows users to save their current Obsidian file or a selected portion of it as a private GitHub Gist. This plugin streamlines the process of sharing or storing notes securely on GitHub. Users need to generate a GitHub API token with the 'Create Gist' permission and configure it in the plugin settings. Upon creating a Gist, the plugin automatically copies the Gist URL to the clipboard for quick access. Note that the plugin only supports private Gists and does not allow updates to existing Gists.

The GitHub Stars plugin enhances your Obsidian notes by displaying star counts next to GitHub repository links. It automatically detects GitHub URLs and appends a visual indicator showing how many users have starred each project, offering a quick sense of popularity or relevance. The display can be customized in terms of format and number style, and the plugin caches star data to reduce API calls.

The Open in GitHub plugin enables seamless navigation from your Obsidian vault to the corresponding files or repositories on GitHub. By integrating directly with your GitHub-hosted content, it streamlines collaboration and code referencing workflows for users managing version-controlled notes or projects. With a simple command, users can quickly open the active file or project folder in their browser, eliminating the need to manually locate files on GitHub.

The GitHub Tracker plugin brings GitHub issue and pull request tracking directly into your Obsidian vault. It enables users to link specific repositories and create synchronized Markdown notes for each tracked item, complete with metadata like assignees and reviewers. Users can filter which items to track, choose where the notes are stored, and configure how updates or deletions are handled. Syncing can be automated on Obsidian startup, making sure your notes stay in sync with GitHub without manual effort.

The Import GitHub Readme plugin enables users to effortlessly fetch and import README files from GitHub repositories directly into their Obsidian notes. It retrieves the README content, converts it from HTML to Markdown, and ensures proper formatting by cleaning unnecessary tags and resolving relative image URLs to absolute ones. This streamlined process ensures imported content is well-structured and visually coherent within Obsidian. The plugin is ideal for users who frequently reference or document information from GitHub repositories in their notes.