📃 Notes
In Obsidian, your notes are simply the Blueprint-formatted text in your Obsidian documents.
These will be found by AnkiBridge and synchonised to Anki.
The Obsidian notes can also contain note configurations, typically written in the YAML language, just like the Obsidian frontmatter.
Configuration
The available configuration options are:
Option | Type | Default | Comment |
---|---|---|---|
id | number ∣ null | null | The Anki note ID. This is usually managed by AnkiBridge |
deck | string | Defined in settings | The Anki deck to sync this note to |
tags | Array<string> | [] | A list of tags to apply to the note in Anki |
delete | boolean | false | Whether to delete the note in Anki on the |
enabled | boolean | true | Whether to sync this note |
cloze | boolean | true | Whether to enable cloze-deletion for this note |
Synchronisation
If you change any of the configurations above, AnkiBridge will automatically reflect those changes in Anki after the next synchronisation.