How to archive saved Annotator data as local JSON
As of October 2026, Source mode lets you inspect the Markdown stored in an Obsidian note.
As of October 2026, Obsidian supports code blocks enclosed by backticks or tildes. Copy their bodies into files manually, or use Fence File Export to preview and create named targets.
A note can hold a script and configuration together, but the next step may need separate files. Keep the note as your source.
Open a Markdown note with a top-level named fence, such as a Python fence with file="main.py".
Run Preview named code blocks from the command palette.
Enter an output folder and review the target text and rejected blocks.
Select Create new files, then read the completed and failed paths.
Give both fences the same target path. Fence File Export joins their bodies in note order with one extra newline between them.
The plugin writes text files without formatting or compiling them. Review the output separately before using it.
You can now export code blocks as files.
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