This app uses a settings.ini file for configuration. On first run, it will be created automatically if missing, and any missing values will be filled in with defaults.

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App Summary

View and browse Obsidian-compatible markdown notes and folders in a web browser
Supports image and file uploads with configurable allowed extensions and secure type checking
Edit app settings (including allowed file types) via a web UI
Hide or skip folders/files as per settings
Download files and view images, text, and documents (PDF, CSV, JSON, YAML, XML, etc.)
Drag & drop or button-based file upload, with progress and notifications
Context menu for file/folder actions (open, download)
Syntax highlighting for code/text files and pretty-printing for JSON/YAML/XML
Consistent notification system using a modal
Sidebar navigation with persistent expand/collapse state
Multiple image storage modes to match Obsidian's attachment handling
Secure file handling and upload validation to prevent malicious uploads

Image storing trying to follow Obsidian settings

Let me break this down step by step to make sure we fix all parts correctly.

First, let me make sure I understand each mode's requirements:

Mode 1 (Root directory):
- Images are stored directly in NOTES_DIR root
- In .md file: just filename like ![[image.png]]
- When showing: serve from NOTES_DIR root
Mode 2 (Specific folder):
- Images stored in IMAGE_STORAGE_PATH
- In .md file: just filename like ![[image.png]]
- When showing: serve from IMAGE_STORAGE_PATH
Mode 3 (Same as note):
- Images stored in same directory as the .md file
- In .md file: just filename like ![[image.png]] (since it's in same dir)
- When showing: serve from note's directory
Mode 4 (Subfolder under note):
- Images stored in IMAGE_SUBFOLDER_NAME under note's directory
- In .md file: ![[<IMAGE_SUBFOLDER_NAME>/image.png]]
- When showing: serve from note's directory/IMAGE_SUBFOLDER_NAME