MarkXMind Plugin for Obsidian

Render XMindMark syntax (from MarkXMind) as XMind mind maps inside xmind code blocks in Obsidian.

✨ Features

• 📝 Parse xmind (or xmindmark) code blocks into XMind mind maps using XMindMark syntax
• 🔗 Support various markers
• 🌗 Light/dark theme support

📦 Installation

Community Plugins

1. Open Obsidian Settings → Community plugins → Browse
2. Search for MarkXMind
3. Install and enable the plugin

Manual Installation

1. Create the plugin folder in your vault: .obsidian/plugins/markxmind/
2. Copy these files into it: main.js, styles.css, manifest.json (Download the latest version from Releases).
3. In Obsidian Settings → Community plugins, enable the MarkXMind plugin

📝 Usage Example

💡 It is highly recommended to try MarkXMind Online to learn XMindMark syntax and preview the result.

To add a mind map, create an xmind (or xmindmark) code block and write XMindMark syntax inside it.

```xmind
XMindMark

- Central Topic[L:https://markxmind.js.org/]
    - The first line of document serves as the central topic
    - Empty lines before will be ignored
- Topic Hierarchy [B1]
    - Use `-` or `*` to start a line [N:This is a note]
    * Must have at least one space after topic[S]
    * Empty lines between topics of same level will be ignored[S][1]
    [S] Using `*` at the beginning of a line works the same way
- Indentation Rules [B1]
    - Main Topics (first level) require no indentation
    - Sub-topics need indentation (one Tab equals 4 spaces)
    - Indentation level determines topic hierarchy
        - For example, boundary and summary descriptions should be at the same indentation level [B1][S1]
        - Refer to the indentation example in this topic block [B1][S1]
        [B1] Boundary
        [S1] Summary[^1](Relation)
[B1] Basic Syntax
```

Syntax follows XMindMark:

• The first non-empty line is the central topic
• Lines starting with - or * are topics; indentation defines hierarchy
• Supports syntax: boundary [B1], summary [S], relationship [1] with [^1](...), link [L:url], note [N:...], fold [F], etc.

For full syntax and examples, see the MarkXMind project.

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XMindMark is a lightweight markup language for creating XMind mind maps; MarkXMind is an online tool for generating XMind mind maps using XMindMark syntax.

📄 License

MIT