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-# Obsidian Cloudinary Uploader
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-![Downloads](https://img.shields.io/github/downloads/jordanhandy/obsidian-cloudinary-uploader/main.js.svg)
-![Version](https://img.shields.io/github/manifest-json/v/jordanhandy/obsidian-cloudinary-uploader?color=blue)
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-## Documentation
-[Documentation](https://jordanhandy.github.io/obsidian-cloudinary-uploader/)
-## What is it?
-[Cloudinary](https://cloudinary.com/) is a cloud storage platform that allows you to upload various media files to a storage account.  The media files within this storage account can then be manipulated using Cloudinary's APIs to manipulate the data properties and metadata.
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-This plugin allows you to automatically upload images pasted to Obsidian directly into your Cloudinary account (instead of stored locally).  Note:  There is no functionality for media manipulation in this plugin.
-## How it Works
-![Action GIF](https://res.cloudinary.com/dakfccuv5/image/upload/v1636859613/Nov-13-2021_22-11-40_bpei0d.gif)
-## Configuration
-1. Disable Obsidian Safe Mode
-2. Install the Plugin
-    - Install from the Obsidian Community Plugins tab
-    - Manual install
-        - Clone this repo
-        - Install dependencies with `yarn` or `npm`
-        - `npm run dev` will start compilation
-3. Enable the Plugin
-4. Configure the settings and set your:
-    - Cloud Name
-    - Upload Preset Name ([Set that here](https://cloudinary.com/documentation/upload_presets))
-    - Set a Folder Name
-5. Optional configuration
-    - Cloudinary default transformation parameters
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-## Unsigned vs. Signed Uploads to Cloudinary
-The uploads to Cloudinary are unsigned.  [You can read more about that here](https://cloudinary.com/documentation/upload_images#unsigned_upload).  A signed upload would require the use of an API key and secret, and I opted against asking for that in the plugin configuration, as a choice for security reasons.
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-## Transformations
-Cloudinary allows for on-the-fly image transformations using their API.  To the end-user, this is accomplished by making a simple URL modification to the resulting URL that Cloudinary gives back when an upload completes.  You can [read more about Cloudinary's transformation parameters here](https://cloudinary.com/documentation/transformation_reference).
-As of version 0.2.0, you can now set a default transformation to be applied to all of your uploads with a comma-delimited list.  **Be mindful of syntax**, as using the incorrect transformation parameters will cause your images to not render in Obsidian.  
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-If this were to happen, this can be fixed by simply modifying the URL following the upload. 
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-**Be Mindful of your [transformation token allotment](https://cloudinary.com/blog/understanding_cloudinary_s_transformation_quotas)**.  Depending on your plan, Cloudinary allows for an 'x' number of transformations to take place per month.  Keep this count in mind as you apply transformations to your uploads
-## Thanks
-Special thanks to:
-1. @Creling and [their repo here](https://github.com/Creling/obsidian-image-uploader).  As this was my first time creating an Obsidian plugin, their base really helped.  
-2. [Obsidian Unofficial Plugin Developer Docs](https://marcus.se.net/obsidian-plugin-docs/)
+原项目https://github.com/yaleiyale/obsidian-emo-uploader
+新增对alist的支持