What's new?
You can now beta-test single-page imports — put all your annotations from all your bookmarks into one page, instead of many! This is still a bit rough, so I encourage you to test it out in a space where you aren't at risk of losing anything important. Overall, it's a very similar process to how Omnivore works.
Visit the wiki for info on how to set up single page imports
How.to.manually.sync.mov
Known issues
- Duplicate entries when new highlights are imported: If you import your highlights for a page, then add new highlights and import again, the plugin will create a duplicate entry at the top of your page. In the future, we'll update the highlights in place.
- Duplicate blocks: Occasionally, Logseq starts importing blocks twice. This one is a total mystery to me, and seems like it's likely a Logseq bug, but if you run into it at all PLEASE add an issue to this repo!
- Lack of documentation: You can help with this!
What's Changed
- feat: add flag for using experimental features by @phildenhoff in #44
- Wrap Logseq and Raindrop clients to support unit tests by @phildenhoff in #46
- Support disabling adding empty page annotation by @phildenhoff in #47
- Refactor Raindrop client to separate HTTP methods from abstractions by @phildenhoff in #49
- First crack at single-page imports by @phildenhoff in #50
- Ensure new imports are added to the top of Articles by @phildenhoff in #60
- Add menu for single-page importers by @phildenhoff in #61
- add scheduled syncing by @phildenhoff in #62
- Add timestamp to article blocks & sync interval to menu by @phildenhoff in #63
- refactor: extract bookmark, highlight rendering by @phildenhoff in #65
- Use mustache for rendering by @phildenhoff in #66
Full Changelog: v0.2.1...v0.3.0