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Ask HN: How to export GReader Starred items and GBookmarks to Evernote?
This is going to sound like I'm selling Evernote, but I'm not. It's just that Evernote supports data portability more than the competition.
I'm going to be transferring all my Chrome Bookmarks and previous Google Starred items to Evernote.
How?
With these programs:
https://github.com/kerchen/export_gr2evernote
https://github.com/spiermar/bookmarks2evernote
Why?
I have 3 premium months for free so I want everything all in one place so then I can sort, delete, and reorganize these bookmarks.
The problem is none of these github pages come with instructions. I'm running Arch Linux and nothing happens when I type the command x >> x.py.
If you're the author of these pages, don't assume people will magically know how to use these programs!
DAE how to use these?
Can you please tell me how because I really want to get this done.
- chux52 13y agoDid you get your starred.json file from Google takeout, yet?
- jjsz 13y agoThanks for replying. Yes, and I have the html file from GBookmarks, Python 2.6.8 and 3.3.1 too.
- chux52 13y agoUsing the export2enex.py file?
- jjsz 13y agoCorrect, so that I can upload it in the windows desktop app using wine that's already set up and ready to go. Previously using export2enex, it would create the file but with nothing inside of it.
- chux52 13y agoOn windows, I just do.. python evernote2enex.py -m 10 Not sure if Linux is different, but you might try and leave off the part where you specify the output file?
- jjsz 13y agoYes, without specifying the output, things are going places. I got this error: File "export2enex.py", line 31 print "\nOptions:" ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax Which means my computer is running this file as it were Python 3. I'll try closing all parenthesis from the print statement and see if it throws me another error.
- jjsz 13y agoGot this now: File "export2enex.py", line 45 print str(err) ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax Reading: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Python#Dealing_with_version_problem_in_build_scripts https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Python#Dealing_with_ver... This obviously is assuming the default python is python 2.The developer forgot to add the extra instructions for Arch Linux...THANKS!