Attachment Uploader

obsidian-attachment-uploader

This Obsidian plugin helps you upload local attachments to cloud storage. You can customize the upload shell command and specify which attachment formats to upload.

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Features

• Custom shell command for uploading
  • Built-in uPic upload command: /Applications/uPic.app/Contents/MacOS/uPic -o url -u %s
  • Built-in Picsee upload command: "/Applications/Picsee.app/Contents/MacOS/Picsee -u %s"
• Customizable attachment formats to upload
• Option to delete original attachments after upload
• Automatic upload when pasting or dragging from outside Obsidian

Installation

1. In Obsidian, open the plugin manager
2. Search for "obsidian-attachment-uploader"
3. Click "Install", then enable and configure after installation

Configuration

1. Install an image hosting tool (with shell upload command) or create a custom shell upload command
2. Configure the Obsidian attachment uploader plugin:
   • Upload Command: Configure the shell command for uploading attachments
   • Attachment Formats to Upload: Configure which attachment formats to upload (separated by line breaks)
   • Delete Original After Upload: Configure whether to delete original attachments after upload
3. Custom command examples:
   • uPic shell execution command: /Applications/uPic.app/Contents/MacOS/uPic -o url -u /local.png
   • Shell output format:

     Uploading ...
     Uploading 1/1
     Output URL:
     https://r-w.oss-cn-shanghai.aliyuncs.com/uPic/Snipaste_2024-08-18_22-14-14.png?x-oss-process=image/auto-orient,1/quality,q_80/format,webp
     

   • This plugin uses %s to replace the local image path and extracts the image URL from shell output using urlMatch = stdout.match(/\s+(https?:\/\/\S+)/)
   • Therefore, the uPic command should be: /Applications/uPic.app/Contents/MacOS/uPic -o url -u %s
   • If writing your own upload script, make sure to print the uploaded image's network URL in the shell output

Usage

1. Open a note containing attachments in Obsidian
2. Press command+p to open the command palette and type Upload editor attachments, or use the Ribbon button

Credits

• Inspired by typora image upload functionality