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…he code (2) Allow for command line arguments (source and destination directory) (3) use readline-sync instead of readline (4) Create separate Logseq pages instead of Journal pages (5) Use page tags and timestamps (6) Some bulletpoint cleanup (author's individual need) (7) Rename page files with slashes in the title
…he code (2) Allow for command line arguments (source and destination directory) (3) use readline-sync instead of readline (4) Create separate Logseq pages instead of Journal pages (5) Use page tags and timestamps (6) Some bulletpoint cleanup (author's individual need) (7) Rename page files with slashes in the title
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Hello @lugenx !
Thank you for your script, it is helping me a lot in Keep -> Logseq migration!
As I needed some adjustments for my purpose, I also tried to split the code into separate functions and enhance it by some new features. Main changes are:
(1) Split the two original functions into separate functions, rewrite the code
(2) Allow for command line arguments (source and destination directory)
(3) Use
readline-syncinstead ofreadline(4) Create separate Logseq pages instead of Journal pages
(5) Use page tags and timestamps
(6) Some bullet point cleanup (just for my particular purpose)
(7) Rename page files with slashes in the title (replace with
___)If you would be interested, we could cooperate to make the script more useful for the folks out there. E.g. we could offer both options - journals and pages, with a possibility to select between them.
Let me know what you think, and if you would like the code committed back to your repo.
Regards!
PS. I am not a professional developer, and this is actually my first pull request on Github, so please correct me if I'm doing something wrong.