Fabric <- (Mill) -> Obsidian

[nic0711]

Hi!
It would be great if it were possible to combine Fabric with Obsidian.
For example to:
a) edit / categorize / ... the patterns in Obsidian.
b) store the output of Fabric in the Obsidian "brain" and make it usable in context

I am sure that there are many more possible applications...

E.g. a "Mill pipeline" to the Obsidian vault - wouldn't that make Fabric "instantly" available on mobile? ;)

What do you think?

[smrki1]

That is already possible is it not? You can add your patterns into a obsidian vault and edit them there with obsidian if you want, as they are just a text file. You can also send your output wherever you want with your command line interface.

[nic0711]

I'm just thinking: how is that on mobile... hence my thought about the "Mill".
Let's say I can edit the patterns on my mobile - then I'd like to be able to also run them on mobile. ;)

For that, it would be nice to have Fabric on a private server / RasPy / Synology / ... and then return the result to me in Obsidian, for example.
... that's how I understood the "Mill".
Maybe I am wrong.

[danielmiessler]

I think the issue is running them on mobile. It sounds like there you might need a publicly available server to hit. I'd have to think about it more.

[nic0711]

Hi Daniel!
Yes, a server is needed. Therefore i thought about the rasPy / Synology (or vserver) approach.

It might also work dockerized on a vserver - this might also help with the Obsidian vault... may be. ;)

[nic0711]

... or a web frontend

[TomLucidor]

Why just Obsidian and not Notion... or LogSeq for FOSS?

[evancris]

There is a Fabric Plugin for Obsidian that works nicely for a local installation.

unofficial-fabric-plugin
https://github.com/chasebank87/unofficial-fabric-plugin

[usama-siala]

i also checked mesh-ai plugin , it is still beta, but it works great.

[johnconnor-sec]

If you're comfortable with it you can use the "Termius" app to SSH to your machine from your phone. You can then use the command line as if you were at your desktop. I use it out and about when I have a query to send through fabric. When I get home, if I've saved the outputs to my Obsidian Vault, all the notes will be there in my obsidian vault. If I leave the Vault in sync mode while I'm out, the results from fabric will be synced to my mobile Obsidian.