readwise obsidian export templates.md

File Name

{{title|replace(',','_')|replace(':','_')|replace('/','_')|replace('\n','_')}}

Page Metadata

{% raw %}
> [!IMPORTANT] Next highlight
> ```tasks
> not done
> 
> path includes {{query.file.path}}
> 
> hide scheduled date
> hide edit button
> hide backlink
> hide postpone button
> LIMIT 1
> ```
{% endraw %}


{% if image_url -%}
![rw-book-cover]({{image_url}})

{% endif -%}

Highlights Header

{% if is_new_page %}
## Highlights
{% elif has_new_highlights -%}
## New highlights added {{date|date('F j, Y')}} at {{time}}
{% endif -%}

Highlights

#### {{ highlight_text | replace('\n', ' ') | truncate(200,false,'') }}
 - [ ] {{ highlight_text }}{% if highlight_location and highlight_location_url %}
 - [{{highlight_location}}]({{highlight_location_url}}){% elif highlight_location %}
 - {{highlight_location}}{% endif %}{% if highlight_tags %}
 - Tags: {% for tag in highlight_tags %}#readwise/{{tag}} {% endfor %}{% endif %}{% if highlight_note %}
 - My note: {{ highlight_note }}{% endif %}

Yaml front Matter

author: {% if author %}"[[{{author}}]]"{% endif %}
title: "{{full_title}}"
category: {{category}}
highlighted_date: {{last_highlighted_date|date('Y-m-d')}}
published_date: {{published_date|date('Y-m-d')}}
cover_image: {{image_url}}
{% if document_note -%}
document_note: "{{document_note}}"
{% endif -%}

tags: [literature/unfiled {% if document_tags -%},{% for tag in document_tags %}{{tag}}, {% endfor %}{% endif -%}]

up: "[[My Commonplace Book]]"

{% if summary -%}

summary: |
    {{summary|replace('\n','\n ')}}
{% endif -%}
{% if url -%}
url: {{url}}
{% endif -%}

If the {{summary}} contains a new line character (as the "Getting Started with Reader" article did) the front matter will be broken because the indentation of the new paragraph puts the text outside the expected indentation of the text block. Updating the template to include a replace fixes the issue: {{summary|replace('\n','\n ')}}

@iarwain-forn nice, thank you! I've updated it