# Joplin to mdbook Website Generator Export your joplin notes into a [mdbook](https://rust-lang.github.io/mdBook/index.html) compatible format for easy website creation. ## joplinexport - Connects to the local Joplin `database.sqlite` file and iterates through all the folders, notes and their individual tags. If the note has the `blog` tag, do the following: - Grab the contents of the note, resolve any links to other notes and replace them with the proper HTML path - If the note has images or other resources, resolve and replace the filepath to the resource with the HTML path and then export the resource to the `/content/resources` directory. - export the contents of the note to a .md file within the `/content` directory. - Generates a `SUMMARY.md` file within the `/content` directory with each of the folders and notes that had the `blog` tag. - If there is a `Welcome` note with the `blog` tag, it will be placed at the top of the `SUMMARY.md` file before any other folders/notes, this will be the landing page of the website. # Settings - The mdbook configuration files: `config.toml` and `book.toml` are responsible for all the settings for the website. See for detailed breakdown. # This project is a fork of the very skilled [Stavros Korokithakis's Project](https://gitlab.com/stavros/notes/) ## Notable Changes - Notes and Folders are grabbed based on a whitelist instead of a blacklist - Instead of checking if a notebook/note is tagged with "private", instead checks if the notebook/note is tagged with "blog" Stavros' notes ============== This is a static website that gets autogenerated from a bunch of [Joplin](https://joplinapp.org/) notes. I wrote a small script to read the notes, export them, and generate a static site. If you want to use the script and generate such a site for yourself, feel free to fork this repository. Just run `./joplinexport`, it will read the database and create a site like this one and upload it to GitLab pages. You can see the final site at: https://notes.stavros.io