MCP Obsidian Docker

What is MCP Obsidian Docker?

MCP Obsidian Docker is a containerized version of the MCP Obsidian server, designed to facilitate integration with Obsidian through the Local REST API community plugin.

How to use MCP Obsidian Docker?

To use MCP Obsidian Docker, ensure you have Docker and Docker Compose installed, configure the Local REST API plugin in Obsidian, and set up your API key. Then, clone the repository, configure the API key in the .env file, and start the container using Docker Compose.

Key features of MCP Obsidian Docker?

• Easy setup with Docker and Docker Compose
• Integration with Obsidian via Local REST API
• Environment variable configuration for secure API key management
• Logs management for troubleshooting

Use cases of MCP Obsidian Docker?

1. Integrating Obsidian with other applications via REST API.
2. Automating workflows that involve note-taking and data retrieval from Obsidian.
3. Developing custom plugins that require server-side processing.

FAQ from MCP Obsidian Docker?

• What are the prerequisites for using MCP Obsidian Docker?

You need Docker, Docker Compose, and the Local REST API plugin installed in Obsidian.

• How do I configure the API key?

Follow the instructions in the setup section to obtain and set your API key in the .env file.

• What should I do if I encounter authentication errors?

Verify that your API key is correctly set in both the Obsidian plugin settings and the .env file.