CMDS Share

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by Yohan Koo

Share notes to the web instantly. Self-hostable or managed backends (CMDSPACE, Synology NAS, GitHub Pages, Supabase, Convex) with view counts, expiry, revocation, and optional end-to-end encryption. - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.

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CMDS Share

Publish an Obsidian note as a web page, with hosting and privacy choices you can explain before sharing.

Version 2.1.1 | Available in Community Plugins.

Obsidian 1.7.2+ | Desktop and mobile.

What it does

  • Publish/update a note and copy its link from the command palette.
  • Use GitHub Pages by default or choose a compatible managed/self-hosted backend.
  • Offer readers a table of contents, theme switching and Markdown copy/download.
  • Use optional note encryption; governance-server features depend on the selected host.

Install and first use

Community: Settings → Community plugins → Browse → CMDS Share → Install → Enable.

Manual: Download main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css from release 2.1.1, place them in <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/cmds-share/, reload Obsidian, and enable. Back up existing settings; do not copy another user’s data.json.

Create a harmless sample note. Configure GitHub Pages and review the public repository setup, test the connection, then run Share current note to web. Wait for the Pages build and check the page/source in a signed-out browser.

Read the manual

Privacy and limits

GitHub Pages publishes to a public repository. Encrypted notes still upload images unencrypted. Server-enforced expiry, view counts and revoke/restore are not universal hosting features. The CMDSPACE managed instance is invite-only.

Development

npm install
npm run build

Build the plugin assets for local development.

Credits and license

Yohan Koo (CMDSPACE), https://cmdspace.work. MIT, LICENSE.

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