joplin2notion/joplin.js

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import fetch from 'node-fetch'
import 'dotenv/config'
class Joplin {
constructor(joplinToken, joplinPort) {
this.token = joplinToken
this.port = joplinPort
this.getNotesFromNotebook.bind(this)
}
//This function gets notes from a specified notebook, using the notebook's ID. The fields parameter specifies which fields to include in the response.
// @param {string=} notebookID - The id of the notebook you want to get notes from, as extracted from the notebook's external link
// @param {Array[string]=} fields - The specific fields wanted in the returned response. Valid fields can be found in this table: https://joplinapp.org/api/references/rest_api/#properties
async getNotesFromNotebook(notebookID, fields) {
const fieldsString = fields.join()
let items = []
let pageNum = 1
let data = null
do {
let tempURL = "http://localhost:" + this.port + "/folders/" + notebookID + "/notes"
let foldersURL = new URL(tempURL)
foldersURL.searchParams.append("token", this.token)
foldersURL.searchParams.append("fields", fieldsString)
foldersURL.searchParams.append("page", pageNum)
const res = await fetch(foldersURL.href)
data = await res.json()
items = items.concat(data.items)
pageNum++
}
while (data.has_more)
return items
}
}
let joplin = new Joplin(process.env.JOPLIN_TOKEN, process.env.JOPLIN_CLIPPER_PORT)
joplin.getNotesFromNotebook(process.env.JOPLIN_NOTEBOOK_ID, ["id", "title", "body", "created_time", "latitude", "longitude", "altitude", "is_todo", "todo_due", "todo_completed"])
.then(res => console.log(res))