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Noted

TL;DR noted is a command line app to liberate your highlights and notes.

Noted extracts annotations embedded into documents (pdf), or collects them from readers (kindle, or koreader). It tries to align them with the chapters and context to produce a plain text markdown file.

Features

Extracts annotations (highlights and notes) for documents and books
Extracts context and chapter headings along with the annotations
Supports pdf, epub and mobi files
Detects kindle My Clippings.txt files
Detects koreader *.sdr directories
Saves all the extracted information in markdown text

A note on how the author uses this tool: My reading workflow.

Installation

If you've .NET Core 5.0 or above already installed, simply download the Noted.<version>.Portable.<os>.zip file from the latest release.

If you do not wish to install .NET Core 5.0, try the self contained app from latest release.

  • Windows: Noted.<version>.win-x64.zip
  • Linux: Noted.<version>.linux-x64.zip

Usage

Noted:
Extracts highlights and notes from documents and save them as markdown
Usage:
Noted [options] <sourcePath> <outputPath>
Arguments:
<sourcePath> Source document or directory of documents to extract annotations
<outputPath> Destination file or directory
Options:
-c, --context extract the paragraph containing an annotation [default: False]
-t, --toc extract table of contents and align annotations [default: True]
-v, --verbose enable verbose logging [default: False]
--version Show version information
-?, -h, --help Show help and usage information

Examples

Extract a koreader library

Connect your reader device and use the KOReader documents library path. Noted will look for *.sdr directories besides each book to extract annotations.

$ ./Noted test/assets /tmp/note
> Extracting test/assets/koreader/pg42324.epub
✓ Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
✓ 5 annotations in 39 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/note/pg42324.md
> Extracting test/assets/koreader/the_prophet.epub
✓ The Prophet by Khalil Gibran
✓ 4 annotations in 34 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/note/the_prophet.md
Completed in 0.65s.

Extract a kindle library

First, connect your kindle over usb and provide the path to documents directory which contains My Clippings.txt file.

$ ./Noted /run/media/arun/Kindle/documents /tmp/kindle
> Extracting /run/media/arun/Kindle/documents/Epictetus/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.mobi
✓ The Enchiridion by Epictetus
✓ 49 annotations in 58 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/kindle/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.md
Completed in 14.11s.

Now open the output file /tmp/kindle/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.md and enjoy your notes.

Extract highlights from a pdf

$ ./Noted /home/arun/papers/Chambliss_1989_The\ Mundanity\ of\ Excellence.pdf /tmp/kindle
> Extracting /home/arun/papers/Chambliss_1989_The Mundanity of Excellence.pdf
✓ The Mundanity of Excellence: An Ethnographic Report on Stratification and Olympic Swimmers
✓ 6 annotations
✓ Saved to /tmp/kindle/Chambliss_1989_The Mundanity of Excellence.md
Completed in 1.71s.

Roadmap

  • Support for kfx and azw3 files in kindle
  • Support for additional readers like kobo etc.

Contributions in any form e.g. bug reports, feature requests or PRs are most welcome!

License

MIT

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Noted

TL;DR noted is a command line app to liberate your highlights and notes.

Noted extracts annotations embedded into documents (pdf), or collects them from readers (kindle, or koreader). It tries to align them with the chapters and context to produce a plain text markdown file.

Features

Extracts annotations (highlights and notes) for documents and books
Extracts context and chapter headings along with the annotations
Supports pdf, epub and mobi files
Detects kindle My Clippings.txt files
Detects koreader *.sdr directories
Saves all the extracted information in markdown text

A note on how the author uses this tool: My reading workflow.

Installation

If you've .NET Core 5.0 or above already installed, simply download the Noted.<version>.Portable.<os>.zip file from the latest release.

If you do not wish to install .NET Core 5.0, try the self contained app from latest release.

  • Windows: Noted.<version>.win-x64.zip
  • Linux: Noted.<version>.linux-x64.zip

Usage

Noted:
Extracts highlights and notes from documents and save them as markdown
Usage:
Noted [options] <sourcePath> <outputPath>
Arguments:
<sourcePath> Source document or directory of documents to extract annotations
<outputPath> Destination file or directory
Options:
-c, --context extract the paragraph containing an annotation [default: False]
-t, --toc extract table of contents and align annotations [default: True]
-v, --verbose enable verbose logging [default: False]
--version Show version information
-?, -h, --help Show help and usage information

Examples

Extract a koreader library

Connect your reader device and use the KOReader documents library path. Noted will look for *.sdr directories besides each book to extract annotations.

$ ./Noted test/assets /tmp/note
> Extracting test/assets/koreader/pg42324.epub
✓ Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
✓ 5 annotations in 39 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/note/pg42324.md
> Extracting test/assets/koreader/the_prophet.epub
✓ The Prophet by Khalil Gibran
✓ 4 annotations in 34 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/note/the_prophet.md
Completed in 0.65s.

Extract a kindle library

First, connect your kindle over usb and provide the path to documents directory which contains My Clippings.txt file.

$ ./Noted /run/media/arun/Kindle/documents /tmp/kindle
> Extracting /run/media/arun/Kindle/documents/Epictetus/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.mobi
✓ The Enchiridion by Epictetus
✓ 49 annotations in 58 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/kindle/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.md
Completed in 14.11s.

Now open the output file /tmp/kindle/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.md and enjoy your notes.

Extract highlights from a pdf

$ ./Noted /home/arun/papers/Chambliss_1989_The\ Mundanity\ of\ Excellence.pdf /tmp/kindle
> Extracting /home/arun/papers/Chambliss_1989_The Mundanity of Excellence.pdf
✓ The Mundanity of Excellence: An Ethnographic Report on Stratification and Olympic Swimmers
✓ 6 annotations
✓ Saved to /tmp/kindle/Chambliss_1989_The Mundanity of Excellence.md
Completed in 1.71s.

Roadmap

  • Support for kfx and azw3 files in kindle
  • Support for additional readers like kobo etc.

Contributions in any form e.g. bug reports, feature requests or PRs are most welcome!

License

MIT

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Noted

TL;DR noted is a command line app to liberate your highlights and notes.

Noted extracts annotations embedded into documents (pdf), or collects them from readers (kindle, or koreader). It tries to align them with the chapters and context to produce a plain text markdown file.

Features

Extracts annotations (highlights and notes) for documents and books
Extracts context and chapter headings along with the annotations
Supports pdf, epub and mobi files
Detects kindle My Clippings.txt files
Detects koreader *.sdr directories
Saves all the extracted information in markdown text

A note on how the author uses this tool: My reading workflow.

Installation

If you've .NET Core 5.0 or above already installed, simply download the Noted.<version>.Portable.<os>.zip file from the latest release.

If you do not wish to install .NET Core 5.0, try the self contained app from latest release.

  • Windows: Noted.<version>.win-x64.zip
  • Linux: Noted.<version>.linux-x64.zip

Usage

Noted:
Extracts highlights and notes from documents and save them as markdown
Usage:
Noted [options] <sourcePath> <outputPath>
Arguments:
<sourcePath> Source document or directory of documents to extract annotations
<outputPath> Destination file or directory
Options:
-c, --context extract the paragraph containing an annotation [default: False]
-t, --toc extract table of contents and align annotations [default: True]
-v, --verbose enable verbose logging [default: False]
--version Show version information
-?, -h, --help Show help and usage information

Examples

Extract a koreader library

Connect your reader device and use the KOReader documents library path. Noted will look for *.sdr directories besides each book to extract annotations.

$ ./Noted test/assets /tmp/note
> Extracting test/assets/koreader/pg42324.epub
✓ Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
✓ 5 annotations in 39 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/note/pg42324.md
> Extracting test/assets/koreader/the_prophet.epub
✓ The Prophet by Khalil Gibran
✓ 4 annotations in 34 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/note/the_prophet.md
Completed in 0.65s.

Extract a kindle library

First, connect your kindle over usb and provide the path to documents directory which contains My Clippings.txt file.

$ ./Noted /run/media/arun/Kindle/documents /tmp/kindle
> Extracting /run/media/arun/Kindle/documents/Epictetus/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.mobi
✓ The Enchiridion by Epictetus
✓ 49 annotations in 58 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/kindle/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.md
Completed in 14.11s.

Now open the output file /tmp/kindle/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.md and enjoy your notes.

Extract highlights from a pdf

$ ./Noted /home/arun/papers/Chambliss_1989_The\ Mundanity\ of\ Excellence.pdf /tmp/kindle
> Extracting /home/arun/papers/Chambliss_1989_The Mundanity of Excellence.pdf
✓ The Mundanity of Excellence: An Ethnographic Report on Stratification and Olympic Swimmers
✓ 6 annotations
✓ Saved to /tmp/kindle/Chambliss_1989_The Mundanity of Excellence.md
Completed in 1.71s.

Roadmap

  • Support for kfx and azw3 files in kindle
  • Support for additional readers like kobo etc.

Contributions in any form e.g. bug reports, feature requests or PRs are most welcome!

License

MIT

About

Extracts annotations/highlights from documents (pdf etc.), ebook readers (kindle, koreader etc.) to markdown

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Noted

TL;DR noted is a command line app to liberate your highlights and notes.

Noted extracts annotations embedded into documents (pdf), or collects them from readers (kindle, or koreader). It tries to align them with the chapters and context to produce a plain text markdown file.

Features

Extracts annotations (highlights and notes) for documents and books
Extracts context and chapter headings along with the annotations
Supports pdf, epub and mobi files
Detects kindle My Clippings.txt files
Detects koreader *.sdr directories
Saves all the extracted information in markdown text

A note on how the author uses this tool: My reading workflow.

Installation

If you've .NET Core 5.0 or above already installed, simply download the Noted.<version>.Portable.<os>.zip file from the latest release.

If you do not wish to install .NET Core 5.0, try the self contained app from latest release.

  • Windows: Noted.<version>.win-x64.zip
  • Linux: Noted.<version>.linux-x64.zip

Usage

Noted:
Extracts highlights and notes from documents and save them as markdown
Usage:
Noted [options] <sourcePath> <outputPath>
Arguments:
<sourcePath> Source document or directory of documents to extract annotations
<outputPath> Destination file or directory
Options:
-c, --context extract the paragraph containing an annotation [default: False]
-t, --toc extract table of contents and align annotations [default: True]
-v, --verbose enable verbose logging [default: False]
--version Show version information
-?, -h, --help Show help and usage information

Examples

Extract a koreader library

Connect your reader device and use the KOReader documents library path. Noted will look for *.sdr directories besides each book to extract annotations.

$ ./Noted test/assets /tmp/note
> Extracting test/assets/koreader/pg42324.epub
✓ Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
✓ 5 annotations in 39 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/note/pg42324.md
> Extracting test/assets/koreader/the_prophet.epub
✓ The Prophet by Khalil Gibran
✓ 4 annotations in 34 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/note/the_prophet.md
Completed in 0.65s.

Extract a kindle library

First, connect your kindle over usb and provide the path to documents directory which contains My Clippings.txt file.

$ ./Noted /run/media/arun/Kindle/documents /tmp/kindle
> Extracting /run/media/arun/Kindle/documents/Epictetus/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.mobi
✓ The Enchiridion by Epictetus
✓ 49 annotations in 58 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/kindle/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.md
Completed in 14.11s.

Now open the output file /tmp/kindle/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.md and enjoy your notes.

Extract highlights from a pdf

$ ./Noted /home/arun/papers/Chambliss_1989_The\ Mundanity\ of\ Excellence.pdf /tmp/kindle
> Extracting /home/arun/papers/Chambliss_1989_The Mundanity of Excellence.pdf
✓ The Mundanity of Excellence: An Ethnographic Report on Stratification and Olympic Swimmers
✓ 6 annotations
✓ Saved to /tmp/kindle/Chambliss_1989_The Mundanity of Excellence.md
Completed in 1.71s.

Roadmap

  • Support for kfx and azw3 files in kindle
  • Support for additional readers like kobo etc.

Contributions in any form e.g. bug reports, feature requests or PRs are most welcome!

License

MIT

About

Extracts annotations/highlights from documents (pdf etc.), ebook readers (kindle, koreader etc.) to markdown

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Noted

TL;DR noted is a command line app to liberate your highlights and notes.

Noted extracts annotations embedded into documents (pdf), or collects them from readers (kindle, or koreader). It tries to align them with the chapters and context to produce a plain text markdown file.

Features

Extracts annotations (highlights and notes) for documents and books
Extracts context and chapter headings along with the annotations
Supports pdf, epub and mobi files
Detects kindle My Clippings.txt files
Detects koreader *.sdr directories
Saves all the extracted information in markdown text

A note on how the author uses this tool: My reading workflow.

Installation

If you've .NET Core 5.0 or above already installed, simply download the Noted.<version>.Portable.<os>.zip file from the latest release.

If you do not wish to install .NET Core 5.0, try the self contained app from latest release.

  • Windows: Noted.<version>.win-x64.zip
  • Linux: Noted.<version>.linux-x64.zip

Usage

Noted:
Extracts highlights and notes from documents and save them as markdown
Usage:
Noted [options] <sourcePath> <outputPath>
Arguments:
<sourcePath> Source document or directory of documents to extract annotations
<outputPath> Destination file or directory
Options:
-c, --context extract the paragraph containing an annotation [default: False]
-t, --toc extract table of contents and align annotations [default: True]
-v, --verbose enable verbose logging [default: False]
--version Show version information
-?, -h, --help Show help and usage information

Examples

Extract a koreader library

Connect your reader device and use the KOReader documents library path. Noted will look for *.sdr directories besides each book to extract annotations.

$ ./Noted test/assets /tmp/note
> Extracting test/assets/koreader/pg42324.epub
✓ Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
✓ 5 annotations in 39 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/note/pg42324.md
> Extracting test/assets/koreader/the_prophet.epub
✓ The Prophet by Khalil Gibran
✓ 4 annotations in 34 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/note/the_prophet.md
Completed in 0.65s.

Extract a kindle library

First, connect your kindle over usb and provide the path to documents directory which contains My Clippings.txt file.

$ ./Noted /run/media/arun/Kindle/documents /tmp/kindle
> Extracting /run/media/arun/Kindle/documents/Epictetus/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.mobi
✓ The Enchiridion by Epictetus
✓ 49 annotations in 58 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/kindle/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.md
Completed in 14.11s.

Now open the output file /tmp/kindle/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.md and enjoy your notes.

Extract highlights from a pdf

$ ./Noted /home/arun/papers/Chambliss_1989_The\ Mundanity\ of\ Excellence.pdf /tmp/kindle
> Extracting /home/arun/papers/Chambliss_1989_The Mundanity of Excellence.pdf
✓ The Mundanity of Excellence: An Ethnographic Report on Stratification and Olympic Swimmers
✓ 6 annotations
✓ Saved to /tmp/kindle/Chambliss_1989_The Mundanity of Excellence.md
Completed in 1.71s.

Roadmap

  • Support for kfx and azw3 files in kindle
  • Support for additional readers like kobo etc.

Contributions in any form e.g. bug reports, feature requests or PRs are most welcome!

License

MIT

About

Extracts annotations/highlights from documents (pdf etc.), ebook readers (kindle, koreader etc.) to markdown

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Resources

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Noted

TL;DR noted is a command line app to liberate your highlights and notes.

Noted extracts annotations embedded into documents (pdf), or collects them from readers (kindle, or koreader). It tries to align them with the chapters and context to produce a plain text markdown file.

Features

Extracts annotations (highlights and notes) for documents and books
Extracts context and chapter headings along with the annotations
Supports pdf, epub and mobi files
Detects kindle My Clippings.txt files
Detects koreader *.sdr directories
Saves all the extracted information in markdown text

A note on how the author uses this tool: My reading workflow.

Installation

If you've .NET Core 5.0 or above already installed, simply download the Noted.<version>.Portable.<os>.zip file from the latest release.

If you do not wish to install .NET Core 5.0, try the self contained app from latest release.

  • Windows: Noted.<version>.win-x64.zip
  • Linux: Noted.<version>.linux-x64.zip

Usage

Noted:
Extracts highlights and notes from documents and save them as markdown
Usage:
Noted [options] <sourcePath> <outputPath>
Arguments:
<sourcePath> Source document or directory of documents to extract annotations
<outputPath> Destination file or directory
Options:
-c, --context extract the paragraph containing an annotation [default: False]
-t, --toc extract table of contents and align annotations [default: True]
-v, --verbose enable verbose logging [default: False]
--version Show version information
-?, -h, --help Show help and usage information

Examples

Extract a koreader library

Connect your reader device and use the KOReader documents library path. Noted will look for *.sdr directories besides each book to extract annotations.

$ ./Noted test/assets /tmp/note
> Extracting test/assets/koreader/pg42324.epub
✓ Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
✓ 5 annotations in 39 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/note/pg42324.md
> Extracting test/assets/koreader/the_prophet.epub
✓ The Prophet by Khalil Gibran
✓ 4 annotations in 34 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/note/the_prophet.md
Completed in 0.65s.

Extract a kindle library

First, connect your kindle over usb and provide the path to documents directory which contains My Clippings.txt file.

$ ./Noted /run/media/arun/Kindle/documents /tmp/kindle
> Extracting /run/media/arun/Kindle/documents/Epictetus/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.mobi
✓ The Enchiridion by Epictetus
✓ 49 annotations in 58 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/kindle/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.md
Completed in 14.11s.

Now open the output file /tmp/kindle/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.md and enjoy your notes.

Extract highlights from a pdf

$ ./Noted /home/arun/papers/Chambliss_1989_The\ Mundanity\ of\ Excellence.pdf /tmp/kindle
> Extracting /home/arun/papers/Chambliss_1989_The Mundanity of Excellence.pdf
✓ The Mundanity of Excellence: An Ethnographic Report on Stratification and Olympic Swimmers
✓ 6 annotations
✓ Saved to /tmp/kindle/Chambliss_1989_The Mundanity of Excellence.md
Completed in 1.71s.

Roadmap

  • Support for kfx and azw3 files in kindle
  • Support for additional readers like kobo etc.

Contributions in any form e.g. bug reports, feature requests or PRs are most welcome!

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Noted

TL;DR noted is a command line app to liberate your highlights and notes.

Noted extracts annotations embedded into documents (pdf), or collects them from readers (kindle, or koreader). It tries to align them with the chapters and context to produce a plain text markdown file.

Features

Extracts annotations (highlights and notes) for documents and books
Extracts context and chapter headings along with the annotations
Supports pdf, epub and mobi files
Detects kindle My Clippings.txt files
Detects koreader *.sdr directories
Saves all the extracted information in markdown text

A note on how the author uses this tool: My reading workflow.

Installation

If you've .NET Core 5.0 or above already installed, simply download the Noted.<version>.Portable.<os>.zip file from the latest release.

If you do not wish to install .NET Core 5.0, try the self contained app from latest release.

  • Windows: Noted.<version>.win-x64.zip
  • Linux: Noted.<version>.linux-x64.zip

Usage

Noted:
Extracts highlights and notes from documents and save them as markdown
Usage:
Noted [options] <sourcePath> <outputPath>
Arguments:
<sourcePath> Source document or directory of documents to extract annotations
<outputPath> Destination file or directory
Options:
-c, --context extract the paragraph containing an annotation [default: False]
-t, --toc extract table of contents and align annotations [default: True]
-v, --verbose enable verbose logging [default: False]
--version Show version information
-?, -h, --help Show help and usage information

Examples

Extract a koreader library

Connect your reader device and use the KOReader documents library path. Noted will look for *.sdr directories besides each book to extract annotations.

$ ./Noted test/assets /tmp/note
> Extracting test/assets/koreader/pg42324.epub
✓ Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
✓ 5 annotations in 39 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/note/pg42324.md
> Extracting test/assets/koreader/the_prophet.epub
✓ The Prophet by Khalil Gibran
✓ 4 annotations in 34 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/note/the_prophet.md
Completed in 0.65s.

Extract a kindle library

First, connect your kindle over usb and provide the path to documents directory which contains My Clippings.txt file.

$ ./Noted /run/media/arun/Kindle/documents /tmp/kindle
> Extracting /run/media/arun/Kindle/documents/Epictetus/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.mobi
✓ The Enchiridion by Epictetus
✓ 49 annotations in 58 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/kindle/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.md
Completed in 14.11s.

Now open the output file /tmp/kindle/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.md and enjoy your notes.

Extract highlights from a pdf

$ ./Noted /home/arun/papers/Chambliss_1989_The\ Mundanity\ of\ Excellence.pdf /tmp/kindle
> Extracting /home/arun/papers/Chambliss_1989_The Mundanity of Excellence.pdf
✓ The Mundanity of Excellence: An Ethnographic Report on Stratification and Olympic Swimmers
✓ 6 annotations
✓ Saved to /tmp/kindle/Chambliss_1989_The Mundanity of Excellence.md
Completed in 1.71s.

Roadmap

  • Support for kfx and azw3 files in kindle
  • Support for additional readers like kobo etc.

Contributions in any form e.g. bug reports, feature requests or PRs are most welcome!

License

MIT

About

Extracts annotations/highlights from documents (pdf etc.), ebook readers (kindle, koreader etc.) to markdown

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34 stars

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Noted

TL;DR noted is a command line app to liberate your highlights and notes.

Noted extracts annotations embedded into documents (pdf), or collects them from readers (kindle, or koreader). It tries to align them with the chapters and context to produce a plain text markdown file.

Features

Extracts annotations (highlights and notes) for documents and books
Extracts context and chapter headings along with the annotations
Supports pdf, epub and mobi files
Detects kindle My Clippings.txt files
Detects koreader *.sdr directories
Saves all the extracted information in markdown text

A note on how the author uses this tool: My reading workflow.

Installation

If you've .NET Core 5.0 or above already installed, simply download the Noted.<version>.Portable.<os>.zip file from the latest release.

If you do not wish to install .NET Core 5.0, try the self contained app from latest release.

  • Windows: Noted.<version>.win-x64.zip
  • Linux: Noted.<version>.linux-x64.zip

Usage

Noted:
Extracts highlights and notes from documents and save them as markdown
Usage:
Noted [options] <sourcePath> <outputPath>
Arguments:
<sourcePath> Source document or directory of documents to extract annotations
<outputPath> Destination file or directory
Options:
-c, --context extract the paragraph containing an annotation [default: False]
-t, --toc extract table of contents and align annotations [default: True]
-v, --verbose enable verbose logging [default: False]
--version Show version information
-?, -h, --help Show help and usage information

Examples

Extract a koreader library

Connect your reader device and use the KOReader documents library path. Noted will look for *.sdr directories besides each book to extract annotations.

$ ./Noted test/assets /tmp/note
> Extracting test/assets/koreader/pg42324.epub
✓ Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
✓ 5 annotations in 39 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/note/pg42324.md
> Extracting test/assets/koreader/the_prophet.epub
✓ The Prophet by Khalil Gibran
✓ 4 annotations in 34 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/note/the_prophet.md
Completed in 0.65s.

Extract a kindle library

First, connect your kindle over usb and provide the path to documents directory which contains My Clippings.txt file.

$ ./Noted /run/media/arun/Kindle/documents /tmp/kindle
> Extracting /run/media/arun/Kindle/documents/Epictetus/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.mobi
✓ The Enchiridion by Epictetus
✓ 49 annotations in 58 sections
✓ Saved to /tmp/kindle/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.md
Completed in 14.11s.

Now open the output file /tmp/kindle/Enchiridion, The - Epictetus.md and enjoy your notes.

Extract highlights from a pdf

$ ./Noted /home/arun/papers/Chambliss_1989_The\ Mundanity\ of\ Excellence.pdf /tmp/kindle
> Extracting /home/arun/papers/Chambliss_1989_The Mundanity of Excellence.pdf
✓ The Mundanity of Excellence: An Ethnographic Report on Stratification and Olympic Swimmers
✓ 6 annotations
✓ Saved to /tmp/kindle/Chambliss_1989_The Mundanity of Excellence.md
Completed in 1.71s.

Roadmap

  • Support for kfx and azw3 files in kindle
  • Support for additional readers like kobo etc.

Contributions in any form e.g. bug reports, feature requests or PRs are most welcome!

License

MIT

About

Extracts annotations/highlights from documents (pdf etc.), ebook readers (kindle, koreader etc.) to markdown

Topics

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Contributing

Stars

34 stars

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1 watching

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