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Automatically sync Supernote notebooks and convert to PDF on local WiFi

Project description

supernote-sync

An unofficial tool for Supernote e-Ink notebooks, to automatically backup files from the Supernote using local WiFi.

I have it running on my home TrueNAS server to automatically backup my notes and drawings.

Features

  • Local network only, no cloud
  • Optional conversion to standard formats (NOTE to PDF, SPD to PNG)
  • Pull mode to download files from the Supernote
  • Push mode to upload files to the Supernote (for INBOX folder)
  • Usable as a CLI tool or service / daemon

supernote-sync uses the Supernote Browse & Access feature to synchronize files. The computer and notebook must be on the same network, and WiFi transfer must be toggled on in the Supernote settings.

By default, the INBOX folder is configured in Push mode, and all the other folders are configured in Pull mode.

Push mode is limited, and full bi-directional sync is not really practical, because the WiFi transfer function of the Supernote does not allow deleting or overwriting files on the device.

Run locally

Install with pipx

pipx install supernote-sync

Run once

You can find the IP address of your Supernote in the popup when turning on WiFi transfer.

supernote-sync --ip xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx --name="My Device Name" --sync-dir=./supernote run

Start daemon

supernote-sync --ip xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx --name="My Device Name" --sync-dir=./supernote start

Run with Docker

The Docker image is configured to use the /supernote path inside the container. Mount a volume to /supernote to write the files to the host system.

The container can be configured via environment variables (see below).

docker run \ 
    -e SUPERNOTE_IP="xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" \
    -e SUPERNOTE_NAME="My Device Name" \
    -v ./supernote:/supernote \
    ghcr.io/jbchouinard/supernote-sync:latest

Configuration

Configuration options can be set by environment variables or command line arguments.

Supernote Connection Settings

WiFi transfer must be toggled on on the Supernote device. The popup will show the IP address of the device.

Option Environment Variable CLI Argument Description Default
ip SUPERNOTE_IP --ip IP address of your Supernote device Required
port SUPERNOTE_PORT --port Port of your Supernote device 8089
name SUPERNOTE_NAME --name Name of your Supernote device Required

File Sync Settings

Option Environment Variable CLI Argument Description Default
push_dirs PUSH_DIRS --push-dirs Folders to download files to (comma-separated) INBOX
pull_dirs PULL_DIRS --pull-dirs Folders to upload files from (comma-separated) Note,Document,MyStyle,EXPORT,SCREENSHOT
sync_extensions SYNC_EXTENSIONS --sync-extensions File extensions to sync (comma-separated) note,spd,spd-shm,spd-wal,pdf,epub,doc,txt,png,jpg,jpeg,webp
sync_interval SYNC_INTERVAL --sync-interval Sync interval in seconds 60
sync_dir SYNC_DIR --sync-dir Local folder to sync to supernote/sync
trash_dir TRASH_DIR --trash-dir Move files instead of deleting them Delete permanently

Database Settings

By default, uses a local SQLite database. Any database supported by SQLAlchemy should work. Tested with SQLite and PostgreSQL.

Option Environment Variable CLI Argument Description Default
db_url DB_URL --db-url Database connection URL sqlite:///supernote/db.sqlite

Note to PDF Conversion Settings

Configure automatic conversion of notebooks to PDF when syncing.

To match the notebook scale, the page size is A5 for the Manta, or A6 for the Nomad.

Option Environment Variable CLI Argument Description Default
note_to_pdf NOTE_TO_PDF --note-to-pdf Convert Supernote .note files to PDF on download True
note_to_pdf_reconvert NOTE_TO_PDF_RECONVERT --note-to-pdf-reconvert Force reconversion of already converted files False
note_to_pdf_page_size NOTE_TO_PDF_PAGE_SIZE --note-to-pdf-page-size Output page size of PDF A5
note_to_pdf_vectorize NOTE_TO_PDF_VECTORIZE --note-to-pdf-vectorize Vectorize content when converting to PDF False

SPD to PNG Conversion Settings

Configure automatic conversion of SPD files to PNG when syncing.

Option Environment Variable CLI Argument Description Default
spd_to_png SPD_TO_PNG --spd-to-png Convert Supernote Atelier .spd files to PNG on donwload True
spd_to_png_reconvert SPD_TO_PNG_RECONVERT --spd-to-png-reconvert Force reconversion of already converted files False

Logging Settings

Option Environment Variable CLI Argument Description Default
log_file LOG_FILE --log-file Log file path, or stdout/stderr stdout
log_level LOG_LEVEL --log-level Logging level: TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, SUCCESS, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL INFO

Development

Install dependencies

poetry install

Run with Poetry

poetry run supernote-sync start

Build Docker image

docker build -t supernote-sync .

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