This page describes the settings that can be configured for AnkiBridge in Obsidian.
| Option | Description |
|---|
| AnkiBridge Version | This shows the version of your AnkiBridge installation |
| Open Documentation | This takes you here! |
| Perform Initial Anki Setup | Sets up Anki for use with AnkiBridge. This only needs to be done once. |
| Test Connection | This will try to connect to Anki and let you know whether you have a working connection. |
⚙ General Settings
| Option | Description |
|---|
| Global Tag | This tag is applied to every note in Anki that originates from Obsidian |
| Folders To Ignore | Any files in these folders will be ignored by AnkiBridge and their content will not be synced |
🃏 Default Deck Mapping
| Option | Description |
|---|
| Fallback Deck | The default deck to put notes into |
| Deck Map | Files in the given folder will be put into the specified deck unless overridden in the note configuration |
🕸 Networking Settings
| Option | Description |
|---|
| AnkiConnect Address | The address where AnkiConnect exposes its API |
| AnkiConnect Port | The port where AnkiConnect exposes its API |
| Periodic Ping | How often to ping Anki to check if the connection is still alive |
📘 Blueprint Settings
| Option | Description |
|---|
| … | Each blueprint can be disabled or enabled here |
⚙ Processor Settings
| Option | Description |
|---|
| … | Each processor can be disabled or enabled here |
⚙ Processor Configuration
Configuration options for processors. These are explained on the settings page.
🐛 Debugging Settings
Additional logging can be enabled here for debugging purposes.
It may be helpful to enable these when reporting an issue.