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By the end of this tutorial, you will have a custom version of the linked-blog-starter that deploys to Vercel Fork the repository and get it to run locally First, we want to fork the linked-blog-starter repo, then install and run it locally. Note: Update https://github.com/matthewwong525/linked-blog-starter with your own repository link 1. Clone this repo by running git clone https://github.com/matthewwong525/linked-blog-starter 1. cd linked-blog-starter 1. npm install 1. npm run dev 1. Go

1. Go to your Project settings, you'll want to copy the project id (Project Settings > General > Project Id). Save this for later. vercel-project-id.png 1. Then go your account id (Personal Account Settings > General > Your ID). Save this for later as well. vercel-account-id.png 1. Finally, generate a token under (Personal Account Settings > Tokens > Create). Finally save the value of the token for the next step. vercel-create-token.png

1. Clone this repo by running git clone https://github.com/matthewwong525/linked-blog-starter 1. cd linked-blog-starter 1. npm install 1. npm run dev 1. Go to localhost:3000 in your browser

I'm not a fan of reinventing the wheel, thus, I've searched for the best libraries out there to help me make this website. Here are a few external libraries I used: Converting MD to HTML * obsidian-export (Obsidian MD -> Common MD) * remarkjs (Common MD -> HTML) * github-markdown-css (HTML -> Beautiful HTML) Others: * Obsidian Git to help with publishing notes from within the Obsidian Vault

linked-blog A Digital Garden framework created by the founder of Fleeting Notes, and the core of the stack used to run this website. GitHub - matthewwong525/linked-blog-starter: Host your second brain for free with Next.JS and Tailwind v3 Features * uses next.js (vs jekyll/hugo) * deploys on vercel * from a proven dev (creator of Fleeting Notes) * looks nice :) (vs quartz/others) * separate repos for the pure content (.md) and for the site * Converts ObsidianMD to HTML * obsidian-export (

By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a github repository that will automatically publish notes to your custom website everytime you upload new notes to the publish folder. Step-by-step instructions to setup your blog 1. Fork the repository linked-blog-starter-md repository. This repository is where the publishing occurs fork-linked-blog-starter-md.png 1. Create a Vercel account then go to your dashboard then (Add New... > Project) 1. Import the repository you just forked 1. In the "Con