See Chinese README here.

• Support arbitrary Anki note type by importing Anki note types as Obsidian note templates
• 1:1 correspondence between Anki notes and Obsidian notes, Anki decks and Obsidian folders, Anki tags and Obsidian tags
• Converting Obsidian wikilinks to Markdown links (Obsidian URL)

The plugin works in two modes:

• Markdown mode: importing markdown content into Anki as-is, without rendering into HTML. In order to view rendered content in Anki, you need Markdown and KaTeX Support or similar Anki plugins to get real-time rendering.
• HTML mode: importing rendered HTML into Anki.

Install via the Obsidian community plugin marketplace by searching "Note Synchronizer".

Before running this plugin, make sure that the following requirements are met:

This plugin depends on the core plugin "Templates". You need to enable it for this plugin to work. Go to the Obsidian settings "Core Plugins" tab and enable "Templates".

Install Anki Connect in the same way as other Anki plugins. After installation, navigate to Tools -> Addons -> AnkiConnect -> Config, paste the following text:

{
  "apiKey": null,
  "apiLogPath": null,
  "webBindAddress": "127.0.0.1",
  "webBindPort": 8765,
  "webCorsOrigin": "http://localhost",
  "webCorsOriginList": ["http://localhost", "app://obsidian.md"]
}

Restart Anki and select the profile you want to sync with Obsidian. Right now, you can only select one Anki profile to sync with obsidian.

Run command Import Note Types to import all available note types in Anki to the template folder in the current vault, generating a template markdown file for each of the note types. All template markdown files generated have some YAML front matter like this:

mid: 16xxxxxxxxxxx
nid: 0
tags: []
date: {{date}} {{time}}

Where mid is a number representing the note type ID in Anki. If this note type happen to have 3 or more fields, the third field and all other fields after that will appear as h1 title in the markdown file.

When creating notes with generated template files, please write the content of the first field into the filename, and the second field right after the YAML front matter, and other fields below their corresponding h1 title.

The way that notes are organized in Obsidian will be mirrored in Anki using decks. For example, the file /learning/note.md will be synced to the learning deck in Anki, and the file /learning/project 1/note.md will be synced to learning::project 1 deck in Anki. Toplevel files will be synced to a special deck Obsidian. If the supposed deck doesn't exist in Anki, it will be created.

Run command Synchronize. If unexpected behavior happens, please toggle the developer console and report the output there.

Also there is the feature to set an Interval in witch the synchronize is performed.

The default header of non Cloze card, is the file name of the card. If header propriety is defined then this would be the new header.