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Use when configuring obshare-cli credentials, checking saved settings, testing connectivity, clearing local config, or setting optional Obsidian bridge values used by the V0.2.0 direct-share stack.

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obshare-cli config

Manage saved configuration for Feishu uploads and optional Obsidian bridge integration. These settings are consumed by both the CLI and the Obsidian companion plugin's direct-share flow in V0.2.0.

Quick Reference

CommandPurpose
set-app-id <app_id>Save Feishu App ID
set-app-secret <app_secret>Save Feishu App Secret
set-user-id <user_id>Save Feishu user ID
set-folder <folder_token>Save target folder token
set-obsidian-cli <command>Save Obsidian CLI command name/path
set-obsidian-bridge-dir <dir>Save shared bridge directory
set-obsidian-command-id <id>Save Obsidian render command ID
showShow current config with sensitive values masked
testTest Feishu connectivity
clearRemove saved local config

Common Usage

# Required Feishu settings
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli config set-app-id "cli_xxx"
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli config set-app-secret "xxx"
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli config set-user-id "ou_xxx"
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli config set-folder "fldcnxxx"

# Optional Obsidian bridge settings for Mermaid rendering
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli config set-obsidian-cli obsidian
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli config set-obsidian-bridge-dir /path/to/shared/bridge
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli config set-obsidian-command-id obshare-cli:process-render-request

# Inspect and test
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli config show
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli --json config show
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli config test

Notes

  • Uploads require app_id, app_secret, user_id, and folder_token.
  • Config is stored in ~/.obshare/config.json.
  • Sensitive fields are stored encrypted when cryptography support is available.
  • --json is a global option: place it before the subcommand, not after show or test.

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