Auto Download Images After Clipping
pendingby chenxiccc
Automatically download remote images to local vault after web clipping.
obsidian-auto-download-imgs-after-web-clipping
When you use the web clipper plugin in Obsidian to save a webpage, the images on the webpage will not be saved locally and will still reference the online image URL addresses.
I want the images to be saved locally.
There are several solutions. For example, you can assign a shortcut key to editor:download-attachments to manually download the images to your local device.
However, I hope for something more automated. So this plugin was created.
Plugin Features
This plugin is very simple. When you clip a document using the Web Clipper plugin, it will automatically download the images in the document to your local device in the background.
Configuration Options
Folder Monitoring
By default, the plugin is set to monitor the "Clippings" folder (you can modify it or add more folders to monitor). When a new file is created in this folder, the plugin will automatically download the images inside the file to your local device.
Image Save Path
You can adjust the save path of images in the settings:
Follow Obsidian's attachment save location (default)
Create a folder with the same name as the file
A specified subfolder in the directory where the file is located
How to Install
Method 1:
You can download the compressed file from Releases, extract it to the .obsidian/plugins directory in Obsidian, then refresh the plugin list in Obsidian and enable it.
Method 2
Use the BRAT plugin, click the BRAT button in the sidebar, click Add Plugin, and enter: https://github.com/chenxiccc/obsidian-auto-download-imgs-after-web-clipping
License
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 - see the LICENSE file for details.
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