Take your kindle notes in txt format and output a file per book.

Ideal for second brains or walled gardens.

I usually take notes in my kindle but I don't end up doing anything with them.

As I'm learning rust I wanted to practice on a simple need (language and a bit of UI).

My workflow is like this now:

1. Read a book and add highlights
2. Cut the notes from the kindle and paste them in the Downloads folder
3. Use this software to split the books and remove empty or repeated lines.
4. Copy to my obsidian folder
5. Clean and create flashcards

cargo run -p kindle-notes-cli <filename>

cargo run -p kindle-notes-gui

We are using cargo workspaces. There are 3 workspaces:

• kindle-notes-core: contains the main logic
• kindle-notes-cli: contains the cli for the terminal app
• kindle-notes-gui: contains the gui for the desktop environment

graph TD;
    core --> cli
    core --> gui

• cli project at rust book
• Droid GUI usage example: druid-7guis-flight
• Open / save example: druid/examples/open_save