Obsidian plugins with #file-sync#

The Fit plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who need to sync their files across multiple devices. With its universally supported feature, you can effortlessly synchronize your vault across mobile and desktop devices with just one click. The plugin also boasts an intuitive setup process, making it easy to configure even if you're new to GitHub. Additionally, the auto-sync feature ensures that your changes are reflected in real-time, while the conflict resolution mechanism allows you to resolve any discrepancies after syncing. Whether you're working on a small or large-scale project, Fit is the perfect solution for maintaining consistency across all your devices.

The Simple File Push plugin for Obsidian allows users to easily push markdown files to a POST API endpoint. With a simple setup, users can configure a URL and API key, and then use the plugin to sync files directly to their blog or server. It supports a Bearer Authorization method for secure file submission, making it ideal for users who wish to automate their content publishing workflow. Once configured, users can click on a note to sync it to the designated endpoint. The plugin also includes debugging tools to assist with troubleshooting failed requests.

The Multi Cloud Sync plugin lets you connect selected vault folders to more than one cloud provider and keep those mappings in sync without treating the whole vault as a single unit. It focuses on folder level control, so you can pair local folders with cloud folders across Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive and an experimental Notion option. That makes migration, backup layout changes and mixed storage setups easier to manage. The plugin also includes sync confirmation, trash bin safeguards for cloud and local files, dry runs, real time sync and smart content merge for pro users.

The Rsync plugin enables seamless file synchronization within Obsidian by leveraging the `rsync` tool. It supports both push and pull syncing, allowing users to transfer files between local and remote directories. The plugin includes features like scheduled automatic syncing, dry-run mode for previewing changes, SSH-based authentication, and customizable exclusions to prevent syncing unwanted files. Users can configure sync settings such as the `rsync` binary path, remote server credentials, and logging options.

The Live Share plugin adds real time collaborative editing with character level sync, live cursors and selections across shared files. It keeps text, renamed files and binary assets in step, syncs `.canvas` files and buffers file operations while disconnected before replaying them on reconnect. Sessions include a collaborators panel with presence, follow, summon and kick controls, host transfer, guest approval, per file read only overrides and optional presentation mode that broadcasts navigation. Content is protected with end to end encryption using AES-256-GCM and PBKDF2, while the host vault remains the source of truth on a stateless relay server. Setup requires a reachable Live Share server URL, with GitHub OAuth settings only when that authentication mode is enabled.

The Netwik plugin enables users to create, share, and collaborate on notes through a global network of connected Obsidian users. It allows users to upload notes to a cloud server, access shared notes through unique links, and search for notes using auto-suggestions. Users can upload, update, and delete notes on the cloud while maintaining local versions for easy navigation. The plugin supports synchronized scrolling, file tracking, and note identification through unique IDs, ensuring consistency across local and cloud versions. It also facilitates fast note creation, internal linking, and integration with Obsidian's command palette. With features like file manipulation, URL-based note sharing, and a simple API integration, this plugin enhances collaborative note-taking and file synchronization within Obsidian.

The MrDoc Sync plugin connects your local vault with the self-hosted MrDoc knowledge base, enabling seamless two-way synchronization between local markdown files and online documents. It keeps vaults and MrDoc collections in sync, automatically managing file creation, renaming, modification, and deletion while maintaining accurate mapping relationships. Users can manually or automatically push updates to MrDoc, pull remote changes, or enable real-time synchronization for instant updates. The plugin also handles image uploads, automatically transferring pasted or dragged images to MrDoc and updating the file links.