I followed a tutorial from Maxime Vaillancourt explaining how to set it up: Setting up your own digital garden with Jekyll
Preview the template here: https://digital-garden-jekyll-template.netlify.app/
- Based on Jekyll, a static website generator
- Supports Roam-style double bracket link syntax to other notes
- Creates backlinks to other notes automatically
- Features link previews on hover
- Includes graph visualization of the notes and their links
- Features a simple and responsive design
- Supports Markdown or HTML notes
For FF contributors, I think it works like this:
- Pull down this repository
- Make sure you have all dependencies installed (ensure you have Homebrew, and run bundle install to install dependencies)
- Make sure you have Obsidian, and to edit notes in Obsidian, open the vault running out of the '_notes' directory
- Make a new note Obsidian
- Stage and add a pull request to GitHub
- I'll accept the PR, and it'll deploy to Netlify
Netlify is doing an automated build of this repo. Maxime wrote a guide explaining how to set this up.
Source code is available under the MIT license.