A journal converter from Evernote export to Jrnl.
The supported setup in Evernote is as follows, a notebook where each note is an journal entry. In my case the title of the entry is the date like so YYMMDD, but any title should work.
The creation date of the Evernote entry is used as creation date in Jrnl.
Export your notebook in html format. run en2jrnl.py with -i [export-directory] where export-directory is the directory with all .html files.
To specify output file, pass -o [outputfile]. If -o isn't passed, the journal will be printed to stdout.
html2text
Here is an export example from Evernote on Windows.
$ ./en2jrnl.py -i example/ -o example/jrnl-output.txt
Input directory: example
Output file: example/jrnl-output.txt
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Current file: 190405.html
Post: 1
Date: 2019-04-05 12:50
Title: 190405
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Current file: 190406.html
Post: 2
Date: 2019-04-06 16:51
Title: 190406
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Parsed 2/2 posts from example
Now available in example/jrnl-output.txt
$ cat example/jrnl-output.txt
[2019-04-05 12:50] 190405
Started writing my memoirs. On the command line.
Like a boss.
[2019-04-06 16:51] 190406
I use jrnl to keep track of accomplished tasks.
The done.txt for my todo.txt
See LICENSE.md