Topics: Notkesto
obsidian-html is the amazing tool that I use to convert my notes on Obsidian to an HTML-based website that’s currently hosted on notes.psycake.subspace.club.
The config.yml that I use is:
# Paths
obsidian_entrypoint_path_str: '<full local path to Index.md>'
html_output_folder_path_str: '<full local path>'
exclude_glob:
- /output
# HTML output
site_name: Notkesto
html_custom_inclusions:
- '<link rel="stylesheet" href="/obs.html/custom.css"/>'
- '<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Inter"/>'
- '<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=JetBrains+Mono"/>'
navbar_links:
- name: '🏠️ Home'
link: 'index.html'
- name: '💻️ MAC'
link: 'Mathematics/Matemáticas Aplicadas y Computación.html'
- name: '👾 GitHub'
link: 'https://github.com/camargomau/notkesto'
type: external
file_exports:
- encoding: binary
src: '<full local path to favicon.ico>'
dst: favicon.ico
# Features
toggles:
process_all: true
allow_duplicate_filenames_in_root: false
no_clean: true
features:
styling:
accent_color: '#337ba4'
mermaid_diagrams:
enabled: false
create_index_from_dir_structure:
exclude_subfolders:
- '.git'
- '__src'
- 'md'
- 'obs.html'
- 'Assets'
exclude_files:
- '.gitignore'
- 'favicon.ico'
- 'not_created.html'
- 'CNAME'
- 'README.md'I additionally use a custom.css file to tweak the default look of the webpages. You can find this file in the Notkesto’s GitHub repo I wrote this file as of version 3.4.0 (it may break in the future).