Hello, I just subscribed to inkdrop and I’d like to move my notes from BoostNote to inkdrop, but if possible I would avoid to export and then import one single post at a time.
Is there a way (throughout the app or with a plugin) to import my entire boostnote library with a single click ?
Thank you very much.
Hi Cesco,
Thank you for the question.
I don’t know much about Boostnote but if it can export notes in .md format, you can import them with import-markdown plugin.
Thank you
Hi,
I’m struggling with the import of many markdown files having images… As use case consider a file (or many) in markdown format and there are images which are referenced using markdown markup. The images reside in subfolder, e.g. resources.
It seems that the import plugin ignores these directives and we end up with an imported markdown file without any images.
Is there a fix ?
thanks
Hi @anon13314565,
Yes, it does not support importing images from md/html files at the moment, since it might import a lot of files at once which would cause the high server load.
Let me carefully consider the best way to support it.
Maybe it would be nice to estimate number of files and size beforehand.
Hi @craftzdog
ok can understand you concern… legit, let’s consider a common use case of 300 files with 150 perhaps having each 1-8 pictures … but indeed, cloud space might be a limiting factor …
Where has the import-markdown plugin gone to? I cannot find it in the Plugin directory. I need to import a substantial number of Markdown notes. Following the link in Takuya’s reply results in “Plugin not found”.
I have found the GitHub repo for this plugin (https://github.com/inkdropapp/inkdrop-import-markdown) but can’t find the plugin in the app or the website.
@anon64485928
It is installed by default. You can import Markdown files from menu File -> Import -> from Markdown files…