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Linked Note Exporter

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Export note with all its attachments and linked notes.

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This Obsidian plugin helps you share your notes with others.

When you share a simple markdown file, any attachments like images, PDFs, or links to other notes usually break because the files are missing. This plugin solves that by collecting your note and everything connected to it — any attachments or linked notes — into a single folder or ZIP file.

It's great for sharing a complete topic, project, or idea without losing the context.

How to Use

  1. Right-click any note in your file list.
  2. Choose Export note & related files.
  3. Click Export.

You can also use the Command Palette: search for "Export note & related files".

demo

demo

Features

  • Complete Package: Automatically finds and includes every attachment or linked note you've added to your note.
  • Follows Connections: If your note links to other notes, it can include those too, so the reader gets the full picture.
  • Easy Sharing: Can save everything as a single .zip file that you can easily email or send.
  • Organized: Keeps your files tidy. You can choose to keep your original folder structure or organize files based on the headers in your document.
  • Flexible: Works with both [[WikiLinks]] and standard [Markdown Links](path.md) links.

Settings Explained

Here is what the different options do:

  • Linked Notes Depth: How far should we look for connections?
    • 0: Just export this specific note, nothing else, no attachments.
    • 1: Export this note plus any note it links to directly, and any attachments.
    • 2: Also include notes linked by those notes (and so on).
  • Create ZIP Archive: Wraps everything into a single file (a ZIP). Best for emailing.
  • Maintain Vault Folders: Keeps the files in the same folders they are in your Vault.
  • Organize by Headers: Moves linked notes into folders named after the section they appear in. For example, if you have a section called "## Research", notes linked there will go into a "Research" folder.
  • Include Backlinks: Also export notes that link to this note (the "What links here" notes).
  • Ignore Folders/Tags: Tell the exporter to skip certain files, like your daily journal or private templates.

Installation

  1. Open Obsidian Settings.
  2. Go to Community Plugins and turn off "Restricted mode".
  3. Click Browse and search for Linked Note Exporter.
  4. Click Install and then Enable.

Or you can click here to install.

License & Support

MIT License

If this plugin saved you time (or sanity), consider buying me a coffee. Your support keeps the updates coming!

Development

Install dependencies

npm install --include=dev

Testing

Run end to end test using wdio.

npm run test:e2e

Expected output:

...
Linked Note Exporter - Comprehensive Tests
   ✓ Scenario 1: Default Export (Depth 0) - Only Source.md
   ✓ Scenario 2: Depth 1 + Subfolders - Linked files included
   ✓ Scenario 3: Depth 2 - Includes deep links
   ✓ Scenario 4: Ignore Tag - Excludes matching files
   ✓ Scenario 5: Header Hierarchy - Files grouped by headers
   ✓ Scenario 6: ZIP Export - Creates export.zip
   ✓ Scenario 7: Backlinks Toggle - Includes files that link TO source
   ✓ Scenario 8: Ignore Folders - Excludes files in ignored folders
   ✓ Scenario 9: File Deselection - Unchecked files excluded
   ✓ Scenario 10: Canvas File Export - Canvas links followed
   ✓ Scenario 11: Maintain Folders - Subdirectory paths preserved
   ✓ Scenario 12: Embedded Images - Binary attachments exported
   ✓ Scenario 13: Export Cancellation - No files exported
   ✓ Scenario 14: No File Open - Notice shown, no modal
14 passing (2m 59.5s)

Run unit test

npm run test:unit
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Export a note and all its attachments and linked notes into a single folder or ZIP for easy sharing. Follow WikiLinks and Markdown links across selectable link depth, preserve folder structure or organize linked notes by headers and include backlinks for full context.
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Details
Current version
0.2.5
Last updated
4 months ago
Created
11 months ago
Updates
20 releases
Downloads
6k
Compatible with
Obsidian 0.15.0+
Platforms
Desktop only
License
MIT
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