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dayone2-textbundle

v1.0.4

Published

3 years ago

DayOne2 TestBundle Utilities

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DayOne2 TextBundle Conversion Utilities

This project was created to export and import multiple DayOne2 journals to other note-taking applications that support the TextBundle format such as Ulysses and Bear.

As of 2019 a lot of note-taking applications support the TextBundle format for data exchange. TextBundle is just a thin wrapper around Markdown with support for attachments (e.g. embedded images).

Sadly DayOne2 does not support TextBundle out of the box, this project solves this.

Features

Reads DayOne2 journal in JSON format
Converts into TextBundle .textpack ZIP files

Supported Environments

Node.js 10+ and macOS (ok, because DayOne2 is macOS only ;-)).

Note: Linux or Windows might work, but things like creation dates might be broken.

Installation

This project uses and was tested with Node.js v10.

npm install dayone2-textbundle

How To

1. Export a DayOne2 journal in JSON format

2. Convert JSON to TextBundle

Run the CLI to transform the DayOne2 JSON into a bunch of TextBundle ZIP files (actually called .textpack) like so:

dayone2-textbundle <dayone2-export-json-file> <target-dir>

3. Import

Open the TextBundle files (single or all-at-once) directly in any app listed here

Contribute

Make it pass npm test and npm lint, then send your pull-request ;-)

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