%% generate tags start %% #obsidian %% generate tags end %% #obsidian/plugin %% run start ```ts const {LinkPreview} = customJS return LinkPreview.getLinkPreviewFromUrl("https://github.com/aoout/obsidian-epub-importer") ``` %% <div class="nifty-link-card-container"> <a class="nifty-link-card" href="https://github.com/aoout/obsidian-epub-importer" target="_blank"> <div class="nifty-link-card-text"> <div class="nifty-link-card-title line-clamp-2">GitHub - aoout/obsidian-epub-importer: Import EPUB files as Markdown.</div> <div class="nifty-link-card-description">Import EPUB files as Markdown. Contribute to aoout/obsidian-epub-importer development by creating an account on GitHub.</div> <div class="nifty-link-href"> <img class="nifty-link-icon" src="https://github.com/fluidicon.png"> https://github.com/aoout/obsidian-epub-importer </div> </div> <div class="nifty-link-image-container"> <div class="nifty-link-image" style="background-image: url('https://opengraph.githubassets.com/03f342ddfeb9a62162b4785fa9dded608bed5e01527a20879b17efd714be113f/aoout/obsidian-epub-importer')"> </div> </div> </a> </div> %% run end %% ## Epub Importer Import .epub file into your vault as markdown notes. ## Usage Run `Epub Importer: Import epub to your vault` command, and input the absolute path to .epub file you want to import it into your obsidian vault. Then, the .epub file will be converted to a folder and some notes, so you can read the book directly in obsidian, and make some marks, make some links and notes. [![](https://github.com/aoout/obsidian-epub-importer/raw/master/assets/demo.gif)](https://github.com/aoout/obsidian-epub-importer/blob/master/assets/demo.gif) Or, you can add some \`libraries\`\` in settings, and epubs under the paths will come out when you type the command. ### Properties Template all available variables: ``` - {{bookName}} - {{title}} - {{author}} - {{publisher}} - {{language}} ``` example: ``` title: {{bookName}} author: {{author}} publisher: {{publisher}} status: false ``` ### AssetsPath Template all available variables: ``` - {{savePath}} - {{bookName}} ``` example: ``` {{savePath}}/{{bookName}}/images ```