# Obsidian Setup Script This repository contains scripts to automatically install Obsidian and configure it with your desired plugins on Linux, macOS, and Windows. ## Files - `install_obsidian.sh`: Script to install Obsidian and configure plugins. - `test_install_obsidian.sh`: Script to test if Obsidian and the plugins are installed correctly. - `plugins.json`: Configuration file listing the core and community plugins to be installed. - ## Prerequisites ### Windows - Git Bash: [Download and install Git for Windows](https://gitforwindows.org/) - Chocolatey: [Install Chocolatey](https://chocolatey.org/install) ### Linux - wget - jq ### macOS - Homebrew: [Install Homebrew](https://brew.sh/) ## Usage ### 1. Clone the Repository Open your terminal or Git Bash and clone the repository: ```bash git clone cd ``` ### 2. Run the Installation Script To install Obsidian and configure the plugins, run: ```bash ./install_obsidian.sh ``` ### 3. Run the Test Script To verify the installation, run the test script: ```bash ./test_install_obsidian.sh ``` ## Configuration ### `plugins.json` This file lists the core and community plugins to be installed. Modify this file to add or remove plugins as needed. ```json { "core_plugins": [ "core-plugin-id-1", "core-plugin-id-2" ], "community_plugins": [ "community-plugin-id-1", "community-plugin-id-2" ] } ``` ## Troubleshooting ### Obsidian Installation Failed If the installation script fails to install Obsidian, check the following: - Ensure you have the required dependencies installed. - Check the output of the script for any error messages. - Verify that the download URL for Obsidian is correct. ### Plugins Not Enabled/Installed If the plugins are not enabled or installed: - Ensure the `plugins.json` file is correctly formatted and the plugin IDs are correct. - Check the output of the script for any error messages. - Verify the plugin files/directories are created in the appropriate location. ## License This project is licensed under the MIT License.