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@randomgeek Have you ever created a tool to convert the Logseq markdown to standard markdown (i.e., removing top-level bullets, converting headings in bullets to just headings, etc.)? Anything you're comfortable sharing?
@mwop sorta and kinda. There may be a better fit already out there. What's the aim? Publishing, transferring to another PKM, other?
My own initial POC is here: https://github.com/brianwisti/rgb-logseq-toolkit
Tt's in dire need of cleanup (and an update on the docs), to the point where I'm working on a series of draft posts that's basically rewriting it.
but it's the tool I use to feed it to KuzuDB for Cypher queries and the occasional screenshot. That bit's kinda cool.
@randomgeek Main goal is that from time to time I have pages or notes I want to convert to standard markdown. Common use cases: drafting a blog post for work, which I then export to docx via Pandoc for the marketing team. Or drafting a blog post for my blog, which uses straight markdown. It's usually individual pages or sections.
I've tried the export tooling in Logseq, but... it mostly doesn't.
@mwop okay! Just stepped out for an errand, but I’ll grab a few links for you when I get back.
Main challenge I’ve had with existing publish tools is they assume your outlines don’t go deep. That breaks in a big way on my graph. You may be luckier.
@mwop Maybe this one? I can't speak to the quality, but at least it lets you target specific pages. Everything else (including my tools) assumes the full graph is your target.
@randomgeek That definitely gets me most of the way there! Thanks!