Obsidian Moon Reader

NOTE: This plugin is in alpha so please ensure you have backed up your vault and have file recovery turned on!

How To Use

1. Install this plugin using TfTHacker's BRAT.

   • Install BRAT from Community Plugins

   • Use this repo's URL (https://github.com/AB1908/obsidian-moon-reader) to install a plugin from URL in BRAT.

2. Configure the folder where .mrexpt exports from Moon+ Reader are stored. I use a root folder named "Book Exports".

   Note: This must be in your Obsidian Vault.

3. Navigate to an open file where you want to dump the markdown. This can be an existing file or a new file. Text will be appended at the end of the file.

4. Use the command palette to parse an export from Moon+ Reader. The command is named "Parse an export".

5. Choose the color of which annotations you want to import.

Note that this is a one time processing and will keep being appended to if you rerun it. Incremental processing (i.e. processing only the change) will come at a later time.

What is currently supported?

Very little to be honest. You can only import a single color's worth of highlights at the moment. The export format uses Obsidian callouts and looks like so:

> [!color hexcode]
> highlight text
> ***
> note text

Sample output:

> [!FF33AA]
> Down the rabbit hole
> ***
> Here we go!

SRS Support

Turn on the toggle in the settings to enable exports that are compatible with my Card Coverage plugin. This changes the export format to:

> [!notes] 39182
> Down the rabbit hole
> ***
> Here we go!

where 39182 is an ID generated by Moon+ Reader when exporting. When annotating, you can mark a header with # to turn it into an H1, ## to turn it into an H2, and so on. I plan to try fetching these automatically from an EPUB in the future to save me some hassle when reading books.

To do

This is by no means a guarantee of what will be implemented. There are no timelines whatsoever.

• Allow importing all colors of annotations at once
• Allow filtering by annotation types (underlines vs highlights)
• Export templates
• API support
• Better export file handling (only supports a single folder for now)
• Use frontmatter more effectively
• Better incremental exports