Serendipity
12a7aebeff
- Added retry options to HaloClient for handling transient errors. - Refactored request methods in HaloClient to utilize retry logic. - Updated HaloService to include logging for error handling. - Introduced ApiPaths utility for managing API endpoints. - Implemented logger utility for consistent logging across services. - Added tests for ContentService, Error handling, and TaxonomyService. - Created retry utility for managing retry logic with exponential backoff. - Updated types to include additional properties for better API response handling.
Obsidian plugin for Halo
This plugin allows you to publish your Obsidian documents to Halo.
Preview
Usage
- Search for "Halo" in Obsidian's community plugins browser.
- Click Install.
- Go to Settings -> Community Plugins -> Halo and configure the settings.
- Create a new site:
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Site name: the name of the site, optional.
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Site URL: the URL of the site, e.g.
https://example.com. -
Personal access token: The personal access token of your Halo site, needs
Post Managepermission.
More information about personal access token: Personal Access Token
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Set as default: set the site as the default site.
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- Open a note you want to publish, and run the command
Halo: Publish to Halo. - All available commands:
- Halo: Publish to Halo: publish the current note to Halo.
- Halo: Publish to Halo (use default settings): publish the current note to the default site.
- Halo: Pull posts from Halo: pull posts from Halo to Obsidian.
- Halo: Update content from Halo: update the content of the current note from Halo.
Development
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Create a new Obisidian vault for development.
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Clone this repo to the plugins folder of the newly created vault.
cd path/to/vault/.obsidian/plugins git clone https://github.com/ruibaby/obsidian-halo -
Install dependencies
cd obsidian-halo npm install -
Build the plugin
npm run dev -
Reload Obsidian and enable the plugin in Settings.
Credits
- obsidian-wordpress: the original idea came from this repo.
TODO
- i18n
- Upload images
- Publish this plugin to Obsidian community