by felipe-mingoti
Sends vault notes to Escreva-me and writes exported reflections back into the vault.
Escreva-me sync
Sends the Markdown notes in an Obsidian vault to Escreva-me, and writes daily reflections you chose to export back into the vault.
What leaves the vault
When this plugin is configured, it sends the path and contents of .md files to Escreva-me at https://app.escreva-me.com/api. Escreva-me stores those notes on your account.
The plugin token is a credential for that account. Escreva-me stores only a hash of the token. Creating a new token in Escreva-me invalidates the previous one.
Files under Escreva-me/Reflections/ are not sent. That folder is where exported reflections are written.
Install
In Obsidian, open Settings → Community plugins, turn off restricted mode, browse for Escreva-me sync, install it, and enable it.
Connect
- In Escreva-me, open Conexões and connect Obsidian while signed in with a registered account.
- Copy the plugin token. It is shown once.
- In Obsidian, open Settings → Escreva-me sync and paste the token.
The plugin already knows the Escreva-me address. The first time the token is saved, it sends the Markdown already in the vault. After that, it sends notes you create, edit, rename, or delete. About once a minute it checks for reflections to write under Escreva-me/Reflections/.
License
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