NeoGDSync

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by martinlegend

This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff. Lightweight Google Drive sync with path-based index, conflict detection, and Smart/Push/Pull modes.

306 downloadsUpdated 15d agoMIT

NeoGDSync

Lightweight Google Drive sync plugin for Obsidian.

Features

  • Smart Sync — auto conflict detection, only syncs changed files
  • Force Push — local vault → Google Drive
  • Force Pull — Google Drive → local vault
  • Conflict handling — saves Drive copy as a conflict file, never overwrites silently
  • Path-based index — fast, no full crawl needed after first sync
  • Version history — optionally keep file revisions on Drive
  • Configurable excludes — glob patterns to skip files/folders
  • URI handlerobsidian://neogdsync?mode=smart|push|pull for automation

Setup

  1. Install the plugin
  2. Go to Settings → NeoGDSync
  3. Enter your Google OAuth2 Refresh Token
  4. Enter your Google Drive Vault Root Folder ID (the Drive folder that maps to your vault root)
  5. Click the ☁ ribbon icon or run a command to sync

Getting a Refresh Token

This plugin uses a standard OAuth2 refresh token with read/write access to Google Drive.

You can obtain one via:

The token is stored locally in your vault's plugin data and never leaves your device except to authenticate with Google.

Commands

CommandDescription
Smart SyncDetect and sync only changed files, with conflict detection
Force PushUpload all local changes to Drive
Force PullDownload all Drive changes to local
Rebuild Drive IndexRe-crawl Drive vault folder to rebuild index
Show ConflictsView detected conflicts

URI Handler

Trigger sync from outside Obsidian (Shortcuts, scripts, etc.):

obsidian://neogdsync?mode=smart
obsidian://neogdsync?mode=push
obsidian://neogdsync?mode=pull

License

MIT

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