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Yarle is the ultimate converter of Evernote notes to Markdown.

• 📝 Any text
• 📝 All metadata: original creation time, last modification time, tags, GPS location, notebook name, source URL
• 🔗 External links
• 🔗 Internal links among Evernote notes
• 💻 Codeblocks
• 🖼️ Inline Images
• 📎 Attachments
• 📄 Webclips

• 📓 single enex file (one notebook exported from Evernote)
• 📚 or a folder of enex files supported (several notebooks exported and placed into the same folder locally)

• 🚀 Creates Markdown files matching to user-defined templates, see Templates introduced. See How to use templates with YARLE for details.
• 💡 Metadata support: Puts title, creation time, update time, tags, and latlong source, notebook, link to original html meta-information into md as metadata. (To set them, please set up a custom template)
• 🔨 Updates md files' creation, access, and modification timestamps according to the notes' original create/update/modification time.
• 🔨 Organizes all attachments into a _resources subfolder (to keep the notes' folder as simple as possible).

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Download the desktop app for your platform, and follow the instructions there.

In order to perform conversion into Logseq format, please choose Logseq as Target format in the configuration panel, then choose the type of your notes (Journal Notes or Pages). For Logseq all the other options have already been pre-configured.

• Required Install Node.js version 10.22.1 or higher.

Just open a terminal, specify config options in a config file (options detailed in Configuration) and type the following:

npx -p yarle-evernote-to-md@latest yarle --configFile <path_to_your_file e.g. ./config.json>

To configure Yarle, you must create a config file. By default it looks like this:

{
    "enexSources": [
       "/absolute-path-of-your-enex-dir/test-template.enex"
       ],
    "templateFile": "/absolute-path-of-your-template-dir/sampleTemplate.tmpl",
    "outputDir": "/path-of-your-desired-output-folder",
    "isZettelkastenNeeded": false,
    "useZettelIdAsFilename": false,
    "plainTextNotesOnly": false,
    "skipWebClips": false,
    "useHashTags": true,
    "outputFormat": "StandardMD",
    "taskOutputFormat": "StandardMD",
    "urlEncodeFileNamesAndLinks": false,
    "skipEnexFileNameFromOutputPath": false,
    "monospaceIsCodeBlock": false,
    "keepMDCharactersOfENNotes": false,
    "keepOriginalAmountOfNewlines": false,
    "addExtensionToInternalLinks": true,
    "nestedTags": {
      "separatorInEN": "_",
      "replaceSeparatorWith": "/",
      "replaceSpaceWith": "-"
   },
   "resourcesDir": "resources",
   "turndownOptions": {
      "headingStyle": "atx"
   },
   "dateFormat": "YYYY-MM-DD",
   "haveEnexLevelResources": true,
   "haveGlobalResources": false,
   "useUniqueUnknownFileNames": false,
    "logseqSettings":{
        "journalNotes": false
    },
   "obsidianSettings": {
      "omitLinkDisplayName": false
    }

}

The following configurational properties are available: |

Metadata settings can be set via the template.

In order to minimize the wrong conversion of links due to duplicated note names, you need to do the followings:

1. Before export your notes: select all withing a notebook
2. Create a Table of Contents note
3. Export the notebook together with the TOC file
4. Start yarle and convert your notes