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Migrating Joplin to JTX
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this post was submitted on 23 Oct 2024
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Will probably take a good deal of finagling. I've seen plenty of file converters, local and online, but markdown to ICS sounds super esoteric.
Is there even front matter in Joplin files that could fill in the required fields of an ICS?
Experts do allow for md + front matter yes.
I guess I'll just end up migrating slowly. I can import the .md files one at a time into JTX, so there is that I guess.
I appreciate it. After having done a whole lot of research, Lemmy was my last attempt since I didn't find anything.
Fwiw, I found this project that may or may not make a batch export possible (but I can't tell if that includes front matter): https://github.com/kursad-k/joplin_batch_exporter