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Tolino Notes
Convert Tolino notes into useful formats
Tolino stores your highlights and notes in a notes.txt
file on your device. However the format of that file is neither human- nor computer-readable. This project tries to close the gap by parsing the file (somehow) and convert it to a structured file – one per book in your notes.txt
.
How to get the file?
- Connect your Tolino to your computer via USB.
- Use a file manager (Finder or Explorer) and open the root directory of the device.
- Look for the
notes.txt
file.
Install and use
Install using pip / poetry or similar from PyPi.
python -m pip install tolino_notes
Status
- Successfully tested with Tolino Shine 3
- Supports extraction and conversion of highlights, bookmarks and notes
- Support for DE, EN and ES language settings
- Supported output formats are Markdown and JSON
Limitation
Tolino stores all your highlights and notes in a file called notes.txt. That's cool, but they're sorted chronologically. It can be quite puzzling if you read several books in parallel. Notulator pulls the text snippets from each other and moves them to separate files: one per book. To convert your notes.txt:
Connect your tolino with USB to your computer. Navigate with the file manager of your computer (Finder or Explorer) to the root directory of your tolino. Drag the file 'notes' or 'notes.txt' to Notulator.
Development
- Run
make
to create a new virtual environment
License and attribution
This software is licensed under Apache License 2.0.
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