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Appends export directory to the call to config.json #1
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This is caused by the fact the script could not handle space in directory names. It should be solved now. Can you download the latest version and verify? |
Tried that. Now I get no error but the script does nothing. |
Made some more fixes and tried to make the script more robust and produce more (debug) output. Tested it with directories and filenames with spaces. Below is sample output of a test run:
Output:
If you retry you run with the latest version and the script fails for you, can you post the command and output in the issue please? Thanks for helping. |
Hi, So I put the .enex file in the same folder and ran: ./evernote-to-obsidian-converter.sh markdown 2022Journal.enex |
Added printing the exact location of the config file so you can see if it points to the right location. |
For some reason when I run it I get the error: ERROR: The configuration file ../evernote_config.json cannot be found.
(base) MacBook-Pro:evernotes adam$
The config.json file does not get found though the script and the config.json file are both in the same folder. I've run the script from both the directory where the .enex file is and the parent where the script and config.json reside.
What am I doing wrong? I've got the main folder with a subdirectory called "evernotes' where the .enex files are and another subdirectory called "markdown" where I want the result of your program to go. Thanks
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