obsidian-jekyll-blog — Jekyll Blog Template

obsidian-jekyll-blog is a blog template that combines Obsidian with Jekyll, which the author calls ObJekyll. It treats the _notes directory in the repository as an Obsidian vault, and the note content is built into a static site by Jekyll, so no local development environment is needed to publish. The template supports Obsidian-style backlink previews and graph view, and provides navigation by tags, time, and other means, with the navigation structure customizable through configuration. For publishing, the README gives two approaches: simple deployment on Vercel and deployment via GitHub Actions with GitHub Pages, and mentions that publishing can be completed with a single push.

The theme part uses a separate jekyll-theme-ObJekyll repository, which can be replaced. That theme template comes from wu-kan's jekyll-theme-WuK, and the Obsidian backlink-related implementation references maximevaillancourt's digital-garden-jekyll-template. The repository also has an open-sourced Hugo version, which the README says has faster local preview.

Limitations to note: the repository materials do not provide the Jekyll version, dependency list, or build environment requirements, so actual setup must be based on the repository files; the licensing of third-party assets such as demo images, fonts, and icons needs to be checked separately, and the MIT license only covers the code of this version itself; external services such as domains and hosting may incur costs.