This is yet another unofficial sync plugin for Obsidian. If you like it or find it useful, please consider give it a [star ](https://github.com/fyears/remotely-save) on Github.
[](https://github.com/fyears/remotely-save/releases)
- **[End-to-end encryption](./docs/encryption/README.md) supported.** Files would be encrypted using openssl format before being sent to the cloud **if** user specify a password.
- **Scheduled auto sync supported.** You can also manually trigger the sync using sidebar ribbon, or using the command from the command palette (or even bind the hot key combination to the command then press the hot key combination).
- **Cloud services cost you money.** Always be aware of the costs and pricing. Specifically, all the operations, including but not limited to downloading, uploading, listing all files, calling any api, storage sizes, may or may not cost you money.
- **You should protect your `data.json` file.** The file contains sensitive information.
- It's strongly advised **NOT** to share your `data.json` file to anyone.
- It's usually **NOT** a good idea to check the file into version control. By default, the plugin tries to create a `.gitignore` file inside the plugin directory if it doesn't exist, for ignoring `data.json` in the `git` version control. If you know exactly what it means and want to remove the setting, please modify the `.gitignore` file or set it to be empty.
Additionally, the plugin author may occasionally visit Obsidian official forum and official Discord server, and pay attention to this-plugin-related information there.
- Option #1: Search in the official "community plugin list", or visit this: [https://obsidian.md/plugins?id=remotely-save](https://obsidian.md/plugins?id=remotely-save) (which should redirect you into Obsidian app), then install the plugin.
- Option #2: You can also use [Obsidian42 - BRAT](https://github.com/TfTHacker/obsidian42-brat) to install this plugin. Input `fyears/remotely-save` in the configuration of BRAT.
- Option #3: [](https://github.com/fyears/remotely-save/releases) Manually download assets (`main.js`, `manifest.json`, `styles.css`) from the latest release.
- Option #4: [](https://github.com/fyears/remotely-save/actions/workflows/auto-build.yml) Every artifacts are placed in the "Summary" under every successful builds. It's automatically generated by every commit, may break something.
- If you do not set the prefix in the settings, the bucket should be empty and solely for syncing a vault. You can set the prefix in the settings so that the same bucket can store multiple vaults.
- If you want to enable end-to-end encryption, also set a password in settings. If you do not specify a password, the files and folders are synced in plain, original content to the cloud.
- Click the new "circle arrow" icon on the ribbon (the left sidebar), **every time** you want to sync your vault between local and remote. (Or, you could configure auto sync in the settings panel (See next chapter).) While syncing, the icon becomes "two half-circle arrows". Besides clicking the icon on the sidebar ribbon, you can also activate the corresponding command in the command palette.
- After the authorization, the plugin can read your name and email (which cannot be unselected on Dropbox api), and read and write files in your Dropbox's `/Apps/remotely-save` folder.
- If you decide to authorize this plugin to connect to Dropbox, please go to plugin's settings, and choose Dropbox then follow the instructions. [More with screenshot is here](./docs/dropbox_review_material/README.md).
- **This plugin is NOT an official Microsoft / OneDrive product.** The plugin just uses Microsoft's [OneDrive's public API](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/onedrive/developer/rest-api).
- This plugin only works for "OneDrive for personal", and not works for "OneDrive for Business" (yet). See [#11](https://github.com/fyears/remotely-save/issues/11) to further details.
- You can configure auto syncing every N minutes in settings.
- In auto sync mode, if any error occurs, the plugin would **fail silently**.
- Auto sync only works when Obsidian is being opened. It's **technically impossible** to auto sync while Obsidian is in background, because the plugin just works in the browser environment provided by Obsidian.
**By default, all files or folder starting with `.` (dot) or `_` (underscore) are treated as hidden files, and would NOT be synced.** It's useful if you have some files just staying locally. But this strategy also means that themes / other plugins / settings of this plugin would neither be synced.
In the latest version, you can change the settings to allow syncing `_` files or folders, as well as `.obsidian` special config folder (but not any other `.` files or folders).
