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Export Inkdrop notes by tag as Markdown or HTML

This Inkdrop plugin allows exporting all notes with a Tag by simply right-clicking on the Tag and selecting an export format from the context menu.

Example

Configuration options allow pre-defining an export location, setting file overwrite mode, configuring the timestamps placed on exported files, and customizing the export directory structure.

Install

ipm install export-by-tag

Usage

  1. Right-click on a Tag in any of these areas: sidebar tag-list, middle note-list, editor title block for note
  2. Chose an export option from the pop-up
    1. Export notes with tag as Markdown
    2. Export notes with tag as HTML
  3. Select a download destination in the dialog

Options

The configurable options are described below, these are all optional.

Set Download Folder

  • Allows pre-defining the download folder. Can be any folder in users home-dir (~/ on Mac/Linux).
  • When not defined (default) a dialog box is displayed to enable selecting a download location
    • Once set, exported files are written to the folder specified and the dialog box isn't displayed.
  • Using / at the beginning or end of the entry is not necessary.
    • example: /notes/ is the same as notes, both are used as {userhome}/notes/

Set Exported Files Create and Modify Timestamps

  • Enables controlling timestamps of exported files (defaults to Current Time).
    • By default exported files are timestamped with the current date/time.
  • There are options to set these to the metadata values from the corresponding note.
    • Note Create sets both File Create and Modified to the time the Note was created.
      • Useful when using file-system sort functions to sort dated meeting notes.
    • Note Modify sets both File Create and Modified to the time the Note was modified.
    • Separate Values sets File Create to note's creation time and File Modified to note's modified time.
      • Most accurate representation, but not always desired.

Export Files to Directory Structure that matches Notebook Hierarchy

  • Re-creates the notebook hierarchy for exported notes using folders (off by default).
    • Folders are created in the download folder (whether set by dialog or config)
  • This option allows preserving the original organization of the notes.
    • This may be desired because exporting notes by tag will often export notes located in many different notebooks and sub-notebooks.

Allow Exported Files to Overwrite Existing Files

  • Allows exported files to overwrite existing files of the same name (off by default).
  • By default, if a file exists a date-time string is appended to the filename.
    • The date-time string format is YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS and is appended before the file suffix.

Change Log

See the GitHub releases for an overview of what changed in each update.

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inkdrop-export-by-tag's Issues

Support v5.5.0

Hi Robert,

As of v5.5.0, import { remote } from 'electron' is no longer available in the recent Electron.
You can use import * as remote from '@electron/remote' instead without adding a dependency for it.
Could you update it?
It's very simple like this: jmerle/inkdrop-tray@a462082

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