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joplin-plugin-export-to-ssg
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This is a joplin plugin that exports collection of notes from [Joplin](https://joplinapp.org/) as markdown file along with their static files[ images , pdfs etc] to static site generator(ssg) project.
This is a joplin plugin that exports collection of notes from Joplin as markdown file along with their static files[ images , pdfs etc] to static site generator(ssg) project.
Currently it supports export to three static site generator -
Let say you want to create your portfolio website -
Create note related to your site content in joplin or you can import notes exported from evernotes in joplin.
Then export your notes using this plugin.
Using any premade theme that your static site generator provides and your site is running up in minutes.
Joplin[ Create content as notes ] -----Export-----> SSG Project -------> Website
Conclusion : It creates a great worklflow for building static webiste whoose main purpose is to display some infromation.
Tools > Options > Plugins
.Exports-To-SSG
.Install
plugin.Level-1 Depth : To understand this scroll down to the
Some basic terminologies
section.
Export to SSG
from there.After that a dialog will be going to appear pn your screen.Set the configuration and then export them.
Warning ! : Don't press
Enter Key
while setting your export configuration because it will going to submit your form automatically. So don't try to type your front matter just directly paste your pre-typed front matter here in frontmatter option.
Options | Description | Required |
---|---|---|
Choose your SSG | It will decide how your notes will be exported | Yes |
Project Path | Provide the absolute path to the place where you want your notes to be exported | Yes |
Front Matter | Paste your front matter you want to attach with each note | No |
Let us assume that your project is in a folder name root.
For Hugo
All notes will be in a folder inisde your root/content/NoteBook.title-NoteBook.id
.And note wil be named as their respective name in joplin. So notes are categorized according to their notebooks.
All the static file of these notes will under root/static/resources
with their respective names as per in notes.
For Gatsby
All notes will be in a folder inisde your root/src/markdown
.And note wil be named note.title-note.id
All the static file of these notes will under root/static
with their respective names as per in notes.
For Jekyll
All notes will be in a folder inisde your root/_posts
.And note will be named as YYYY-MM-DD-note.title-note.id
All the static file of these notes will under root/resources
with their respective names as per in notes.
Note : After exporting new path of static file are updated in notes as per instruction given by the ssg to deal with static file.After that you can change it accordingly.
Let us take one example of a notebook with 3 notes and 1 sub-notebook.Furthermore sub-notebook have 2 notes and 1 sub-sub-notebook.And this sub-sub-notebook also having 2 notes.
Notebook
|_ _ _Sub-Notebook
| |_ _ _sub-note-1
| |_ _ _sub-note-2
| |_ _ _Sub-Sub-Notebook
| |_ _ _sub-sub-note-1
| |_ _ _sub-sub-note-2
|_ _ _note-1
|_ _ _note-2
|_ _ _note-3
If you use this exports on
FAQs
This is a joplin plugin that exports collection of notes from [Joplin](https://joplinapp.org/) as markdown file along with their static files[ images , pdfs etc] to static site generator(ssg) project.
The npm package joplin-plugin-export-to-ssg receives a total of 748 weekly downloads. As such, joplin-plugin-export-to-ssg popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that joplin-plugin-export-to-ssg demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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