This plugin syncs your Karakeep bookmarks with Obsidian, creating markdown notes for each bookmark in a designated folder.

• Automatically syncs bookmarks from Karakeep every hour (configurable)
• Creates markdown files for each bookmark with metadata
• Configurable sync folder and API settings
• Updates existing bookmarks if they've changed

1. Download the latest release from the releases page
2. Extract the zip file in your Obsidian vault's .obsidian/plugins/ directory
3. Enable the plugin in Obsidian's settings

1. Open Obsidian Settings
2. Navigate to "Hoarder Sync" under "Community Plugins"
3. Enter your Karakeep API key
4. (Optional) Modify the sync interval and folder settings

Ensure your CORS policy is set to allow requests from your Obsidian instance. In Traefik, add the following as a middleware:

    obsidiancors:
      headers:
        accessControlAllowHeaders: "Authorization, Content-Type, Origin"
        accessControlAllowMethods: "GET, PATCH, POST, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS"
        accessControlAllowCredentials: "true"
        accessControlAllowOriginList:
          - app://obsidian.md
          - capacitor://localhost
          - http://localhost

• Api key: Your Karakeep API key (required)
• Api endpoint: The Karakeep API endpoint (default: https://api.karakeep.app/api/v1)
• Sync folder: The folder where bookmark notes will be created (default: "Hoarder")
• Attachments folder: The folder where bookmark images will be saved (default: "Hoarder/attachments")
• Sync interval: How often to sync in minutes (default: 60)
• Update existing files: Whether to update or skip existing bookmark files (default: false)
• Exclude archived: Exclude archived bookmarks from sync (default: true)
• Only favorites: Only sync favorited bookmarks (default: false)
• Sync notes to Karakeep: Whether to sync notes back to Karakeep (default: true)
• Excluded tags: Bookmarks with these tags will not be synced (comma-separated), unless favorited (default: empty)
• Sync deletions: Automatically handle bookmarks that are deleted in Karakeep (default: false)
• Deletion action: What to do with local files when bookmarks are deleted in Karakeep - options: "Delete file", "Move to archive folder", or "Add deletion tag" (default: "Delete file")
• Archive folder: Folder to move deleted bookmarks to when using "Move to archive folder" action (default: "Archive")
• Deletion tag: Tag to add to files when bookmarks are deleted and using "Add deletion tag" action (default: "deleted")
• Handle archived bookmarks: Separately handle bookmarks that are archived (not deleted) in Karakeep (default: false)
• Archived bookmark action: What to do with local files when bookmarks are archived in Karakeep - options: "Do nothing", "Delete file", "Move to archive folder", or "Add archived tag" (default: "Delete file")
• Archived bookmark folder: Folder to move archived bookmarks to when using "Move to archive folder" action (default: "Archive")
• Archived bookmark tag: Tag to add to files when bookmarks are archived and using "Add archived tag" action (default: "archived")

The plugin now properly distinguishes between deleted and archived bookmarks in Karakeep:

When "Sync deletions" is enabled, the plugin detects bookmarks that have been completely deleted from Karakeep and handles them according to your "Deletion action" setting:

1. Delete file: Permanently removes the markdown file from your vault
2. Move to archive folder: Moves the file to a specified archive folder (useful for keeping a backup)
3. Add deletion tag: Adds a tag to the file's frontmatter to mark it as deleted (useful for manual review)

When "Handle archived bookmarks" is enabled, the plugin separately handles bookmarks that are archived (but not deleted) in Karakeep:

1. Do nothing: Leaves the file unchanged (useful if you want to keep archived bookmarks in Obsidian)
2. Delete file: Removes the file from your vault
3. Move to archive folder: Moves the file to a specified archive folder
4. Add archived tag: Adds a tag to mark the file as archived

This gives you fine-grained control over how your Obsidian vault reflects the state of your Karakeep bookmarks.

1. Clone this repository
2. Install dependencies with npm install
3. Build the plugin with npm run build
4. Copy main.js and manifest.json to your vault's plugin directory

MIT