Webhooks
approvedby Stephen Solka
Connect your editor to the internet of things through webhooks.
★ 225 stars↓ 9,106 downloadsUpdated 3y agoMIT
Obsidian Webhooks
Obsidian plugin and service that connects your editor to the internet of things through webhooks
Example Use cases
- add quick thoughts to your notes by talking to your Google assistant
- capture a note every time you like a song on Spotify
- capture a note every time you react to a slack message with a pencil emoji
- change or add notes any time you do any action on any other app
Setting up an example rule
- Install the obsidian plugin from releases
- Go to https://obsidian-buffer.web.app to signup for the service
- Generate a login token and install it into the webhook plugin settings in Obsidian
- Use the webhook url on the service website with your favorite automation service
- For the spotify example usecase connect IFTTT to spotify
- Create an applet that connects
new saved trackevent to webhooks service - Paste the webhook url into the service url
- Change the content type to text/plain
- Change the method type to POST
- In the request body you can now type markdown to be appended to a note, be sure to use the ingredients button to reference information from the spotify event.
My rule is set to append:
- [[{{Spotify.newSavedTrack.ArtistName}}]] [[{{Spotify.newSavedTrack.AlbumName}}]] - {{Spotify.newSavedTrack.TrackName}}
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