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Hello,
Is there a way of exporting only certain files. For example flagged with "export: true" in frontmatter?
Moreover, links to files that are not exported should also be omitted.
For example, I have three files, and only two of them are exported.

I like.md

---
export: true
---

I like:
- [[I like motorcycles]]
- [[I like cars]]

I like motorcycles.md

---
export: true
---
I like Honda Africa twin

I like cars.md

The result would be

I like.md

I like:
- [I like motorcycles]({{< ref "I like motorcycles" >}})
- I like cars

I like motorcycles.md

I like Honda Africa twin

processors seem not to be ideal as they do they just transform the content of files not filter the list of files.

Obsidian allows
tags: [tag1, tag2, tag3]

Hugo seems to only accept
tags:

• tag1
• tag2
• tag3

Could we check for this and modify accordingly?

some docs may be private. It is dangerous to publish all files ignorant of that some files is with account & password.

Thank you for sharing your code.

I installed via pip3 , then uninstalled and installed development version via make after cloning the repo. Encountered the same issue with both.

Created two pages in the Obsidian vault:

index.md

This is a [[test]]

test.md

Only a test.

After running python3 -m obsidian_to_hugo ..., I see these two files created in the Hugo content folder:

index.md

This is a [test]({{< ref "test" >}})

test.md

Only a test.

When I run hugo, I get the following error:

hugo server -D --disableFastRender
Start building sites … 
hugo v0.104.3+extended darwin/arm64 BuildDate=unknown
ERROR 2022/10/09 02:14:41 [en] REF_NOT_FOUND: Ref "test": "/---/content/index.md:1:18": page not found
Error: Error building site: logged 1 error(s)

I have no idea what I'm doing wrong as I'm new to Obsidian, Hugo and this script.

I have tried "PaperMod" and "etch" themes, no difference.

Any help is appreciated :)

If you have a space or upper case letters in your headings in Obsidian and have an internal link pointing to this heading, it will exactly look like the heading (containing spaces and upper case letters).

Obsidian:

# My Heading containing upper case letters and spaces

# H2

Link to heading 1:

[[#My Heading containing upper case letters and spaces]]

However, in hugo the heading ids are generated as all lower case ids and spaces are replaced by a minus, as described in the documentation.

So in hugo it should look like this:

# My Heading containing upper case letters and spaces

# H2

Link to heading 1:

[#My Heading containing upper case letters and spaces]({{< ref "#my-heading-containing-upper-case-letters-and-spaces" >}})

Though, with your code, the links to the headings, stay the same. Btw: this is only necessary for links to headings, since links to pages are automatically adjusted by hugo, such that spaces are replaced by a minus and upper case letters converted to lower case.

I forked your project and provided a fix for this problem and will create a pull request, you can look into, if you feel like :)

Obsidian-to-hugo wrongly convert the following:

```python
if foo==bar and foo==baz:
    L = [[12,42],[13,90]]
```

to

```python
if foo<mark>bar and foo</mark>baz:
    L = [12,42],[13,90]({{< ref "12,42],[13,90" >}})
```

Codeblocks should instead be skipped to prevent such false positives (I have no idea how to implement this).

Hello, I'm facing challenges understanding the usage of processor. I have a list of tuples named error_description in my Obsidian double-links, which I'd like to keep unaltered during the Obsidian-to-Hugo conversion. I am attempting to use processors to replace [[error_description]] with (error_description) during this process.

However, I've noticed that the code seems to go directly to the else block, printing Debug: No match for [[error_description]]). I confirmed that [[error_description]] does indeed exist in the original text. Below is the snippet of code in question:

def process_file(file_contents: str) -> str:
    processed_contents = file_contents
    print(f"Debug: error_descriptions = {error_descriptions}")
    for error_description in error_descriptions:
        search_str = f'[[error_description]])'
        print(f"Debug: Looking for {search_str}")
        if search_str in processed_contents:
            print(f"Debug: Replacing {search_str}")
            processed_contents = processed_contents.replace(search_str, f'（{error_description}）')
        else:
            print(f"Debug: No match for {search_str}")
    print(f"Debug: Final file contents: {processed_contents[:100]}")  # Output the first 100 chars after modification

# Build and Run ObsidianToHugo
obsidian_to_hugo = ObsidianToHugo(
    obsidian_vault_dir=obsidian_vault_dir_path,
    hugo_content_dir=hugo_content_dir_path,
    processors=[process_file],
)
obsidian_to_hugo.run()

What do you think off adding support for the plugin https://github.com/blacksmithgu/obsidian-dataview

It would convert

```dataviewjs
// Some javascript
```

to

<script>
// Some javascript
</script>

I already have the code so I can open a PR if you want

For instance, I have a folder named "blog" inside my Obsidian vault, and I want to
convert only the contents of this folder to Hugo's content directory.

Is it possible to implement this feature?

I did a pip install in a WSL container.

Trying to import the module from a Python 3 REPL results in:

$ python3
Python 3.8.10 (default, Nov 14 2022, 12:59:47)
[GCC 9.4.0] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> from obsidian_to_hugo import ObsidianToHugo
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
  File "/home/me/.local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/obsidian_to_hugo/__init__.py", line 1, in <module>
    from .obsidian_to_hugo import ObsidianToHugo
  File "/home/me/.local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/obsidian_to_hugo/obsidian_to_hugo.py", line 8, in <module>
    from .wiki_links_processor import replace_wiki_links
  File "/home/me/.local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/obsidian_to_hugo/wiki_links_processor.py", line 12, in <module>
    def get_wiki_links(text: str) -> list[WikiLink]:
TypeError: 'type' object is not subscriptable
>>>

Hi, what do you think of adding support for converting markdown ==marks== so they are displayed correctly in html as :<mark>marks</mark>.
I already added support in my fork so I can open a PR if you want