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For the export there's a TAR archive which contains a directory structure of HTML/Markdown files (you can choose the format) representing the notes in the tree
by The_Colonel 8y ago
For the export there's a TAR archive which contains a directory structure of HTML/Markdown files (you can choose the format) representing the notes in the tree structure. Extra metadata are stored in a single JSON file (in the same tar). Same tar archive can also be imported without losing anything in the process.
Besides that there's an OPML file export which contains a tree structure with plain text. Its import seems to be supported widely among outliners.
- farcat991 8y agoSo, say I export my note as a markdown document, what I'm seeing is that all the images that I had pasted into my note are still referenced as a link. I was thinking the image itself would be copied into an images directory and referenced relative to the note, locally. Is it possible to do that?
- The_Colonel 8y agoActually image itself is also a note (of image type)and is placed into the note tree so in export it appears at the same place as in the app. But you're right that the exported note doesn't rewrite the link to correctly point to the local exported image.
- farcat991 8y agoAlso, it might be a good idea to store notes as an XML document. Then when they're imported into Trilium, they can be loaded into a sqlite instance, this makes storing and sharing notes as a file easier.