Bulk import from md and other apps
in progress
Steffen Bleher
Upload a zip folder of markdown files to capacities.
Considerations
- upload as a specific type and use front matter content to determine type and set properties
- upload to a specific space
Goal:
Maximize data integrity from other apps as best as possible. Requested apps:
- Notion
- Obsidian
- Roam
- Logseq
- RemNote
Supported syntax:
- #hashtag for tags
- front matter properties try to match to properties of type
- tags in front matter
- if front matter specifies a type try to match that to a capacities type
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Brandon H
OneNote would be great as well
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Angel Gonzalez
Evernote Please!!!
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Sahassawas Tanyakan
can possible upload zip from markdown too
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Aric Crosson Bouwers
Giving us access to an import api would be wildly helpful. Then we could build our own import tools with unsupported platforms, or platforms that don’t offer markdown exports.. I’m mentioning Supernotes specifically which exports and complex json structure
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Ahmed Virani
Just wanted to shift from zoho notes to capacities but transfer of the data between the two apps not possible
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Buffalo Codes
Found capacities over the weekend and was very excited to move till I realised this wasn't possible. Love the ethos around it being focused on an individual as most tools focused on teams
If this is isn't done soon though then I may have to find a different tools sadly.
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Marjan Venema
Please don't focus this only on importing from other note taking apps! That's usually a one-off exercise.
What's much more frequent is starting a list of stuff you want to have in Capacities. That would be much better served through a "simple" import from csv or json and much appreciated.
For example, I (extremely) regularly want to import a list of [X].
What I do now is to
- create a blank custom object (type) first so what I import is easily findable/accessible.
- go to list mode and enter titles and descriptions of stuff I want to expand on later.
- add custom properties as needed.
- expand (enter property values) for each item, either in list view or going through the list in preview mode.
csv / json import - even with only the default properties after creating a blank custom object (type) - would be extremely useful in this use case - as I often get my lists by querying something else and downloading that as csv or json.
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Samuel Leslie
I'd love to move off Dynalist but without a suitable import system Capacities isn't practical. Hopefully this feature addresses this.
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Ralf Mörler
Import of a Logseq Graph would be great.
Thanks for working on the import feature.
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Martin Templeton
Evernote please.
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