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add filename section to the obsidian plugin doc #159

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14 changes: 14 additions & 0 deletions docs/integrations/obsidian.md
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Expand Up @@ -250,6 +250,20 @@ date_published: {{{datePublished}}}

By default, Omnivore will sync articles into separate pages in Obsidian. If you would like to sync all your articles into a single note, you can turn on the option **Is Single File** and use a fixed **Filename** in the plugin settings.

## Filename

::: v-pre
Enter a filename for the article. You can either use a fixed filename or a template. If you use a template, the filename will be generated based on the template. For example, if you enter `{{{ title }}}`, the filename will be the title of the article.
:::

Available variables for the template are:

* id
* title
* author
* dateSaved
* datePublished

## Scheduled Sync

By default, Omnivore does not automatically sync your data. You can enable scheduled sync by entering a number of minutes in the **Frequency** setting. For example, if you enter `60`, Omnivore will sync your data every hour and you can always turn it off by entering `0`.