@Alexander this was a quick 10 minute hack that was ultimately abandoned
due to a lack of interest and response from participants. There is no
intention now of developing this further.
Your best option for importing from Roam is to do so with Markdown files,
as discussed earlier in this
Hello,
I used your extension to import my notes from Roam. It worked quite well,
but there are several things, that didn't work as expected. I tried to find
the GitHub repository to enter an issue, but couldn't find it. Do you have
one where I should post this?
For now I'll put it here:
One of
Thanks so much for sharing, Stian! I'll give a try. I know where to find
you :)
On Friday, May 8, 2020 at 9:49:09 PM UTC+1, Stian Håklev wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> I'm not using TiddlyWiki, but I figured this would be useful to you. I've
> developed a tool called roam-export, which processes
>
> Hi all,
>
I'm not using TiddlyWiki, but I figured this would be useful to you. I've
developed a tool called roam-export, which processes Roam JSON exports and
does a lot of neat things, including resolving embeds, block-embeds,
queries (almost done), exporting a subset of pages in
@Yoni you can drag and drop multiple MD files to import in bulk.
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@Saq the problem with markdown import is that (as far as I can tell) we can
only import one markdown file at a time. Roam exports each page as its own
markdown file, so I'm not seeing a way to import in bulk?
@Mark S yes Roam titles are unique but also case sensitive. So you can have
two
BTW, do we know if roam titles are unique?
On Sunday, May 3, 2020 at 11:54:05 PM UTC-7, Yoni Balkind wrote:
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> Hi All
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> My intended workflow is to draft notes in Roam, and then if I deem certain
> notes worthy of publish, I publish them in my public-facing TiddlyWiki.
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Why not just import in markdown from Roam? With the markdown plugin
installed from the plugin library, you can import markdown and it should
just work.
This seems reasonable since content from Roam is going to be using markdown
syntax for other things anyway. You can still
>
> how do transclusions work in Roam
>
You see the UID in the JSON file that each child item has. So in roam if
you type that uid surrounded by double round brackets like this
((CH8ti2MnS))
Then Roam will transclude the contents of the item (The users doesn't
actually know the UID but when
>
> Roam users: do you need to know when each bullet was added or edited? Can
> you imagine a situation where you might? Does Roam even let you see this
> information?
Nope, I don't care when a bullet point was added or edited.
I think my proposal of top level item not being bullet points,
One caveat with the current approach is line breaks in bullet points. The
current quick hack replaces line breaks with , which is ugly to say it
midkly. Any thoughts on alternatives here are welcome.
The issue with paragraphs in TW is also that the automatic paragraph
handling is odd and a
>
> For this one I disagree with Yoni. It should be bullet points in
> TiddlyWiki as well, to stay as close as the Roam experience.
>
I think my proposal of top level item not being bullet points, but
subsequent items being bullet points is best of both worlds. It respects
the nesting levels
@Riz As far as I can tell the only metadata associated with the children is
the created and modified dates. I can't really speak for how useful that
information is and whether its worth the trade off for creating multiple
tiddlers per page.
Roam users: do you need to know when each bullet was
@Saq see attached (with accompanying screenshot below from Roam interface)
[image: Annotation 2020-05-05 131636.png]
The meta data attached to each "child" is invisible on the Roam front end,
and I dont think users would expect this to survive the import.
As you can see from the above
Oh, this is exciting! Thanks so much for looking into it, Saq.
I think this is a case of needing to figure out what is most intuitive in
> terms of the end result the user would want, instead of what feels
> semantically the most correct. I suspect Roam users wont really want 5
> pages to turn
@Saq. My thought was - if we turn children to just paragraphs, won't we
lose all the metadata associated with it?
On Tue, 5 May 2020, 16:30 Saq Imtiaz, wrote:
> @Riz: the number of nested children seems unlimited. In Roam the smallest
> semantic unit seems to be a bullet point, which is member
@yoni could export and share a few pages that contain both longer
paragraphs and nested lists? I think Roam lets you export one page at a
time as well.
Thank you.
On Tuesday, May 5, 2020 at 12:53:17 PM UTC+2, Yoni Balkind wrote:
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> The structure is definite in my opinion. A page in Roam
@Riz: the number of nested children seems unlimited. In Roam the smallest
semantic unit seems to be a bullet point, which is member of the childrens
array in the JSON.
I think this is a case of needing to figure out what is most intuitive in
terms of the end result the user would want, instead
The structure is definite in my opinion. A page in Roam should equate to a
Tiddly. All the bullets (ie childs) in a Roam page should be grouped as
normal text within the Tiddly. Insofar as child elements are nested in
Roam, those should just translate to nested lists within the Tiddly.
@Saq's
I was having the same idea as Mark - treat each child as a separate
tiddler. Because that is how usually things are in TW5 - smallest semantic
unit and all. But I guess each child is a bullet point?
JSON mapping would be much easier if you have a definite structure. So if
the children doesn't
Okay so this is looking promising! Thanks @Saq
The import treats each child as a bullet point. This mimicks the way a page
looks in Roam, but the idea of publishing on TW is that it reads more like
a normal post, so I propose that you treat each child as just a paragraph
(however nested
Ahh apologies, I had renamed the file but it was still saved as a JSON file
in its properties.. I re-saved the file correctly and now it does seem to
have worked. I am just checking the formatting and will report back
shortly.
On Tuesday, 5 May 2020 09:27:09 UTC+2, Saq Imtiaz wrote:
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> @yoni
@yoni did you follow the instructions and rename the file from .JSON to .roam
before importing?
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Thanks @Saq.. I gave it a bash. It imports pages, but it fails to import
the content within those pages (ie the "child" sections of the Roam JSON
file).. Keep in mind my JSON file had ~1000 pages so after I dragged in the
JSON file I ticked 7 pages to import. Maybe if had I ticked everything it
@yoni have a look at the link I posted and let me know what you think.
https://saqimtiaz.github.io/sq-tw/roam-import.html
Except for the tags bit does the rest work ok if using real data?
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By "tags" I refer to every link within a page which could be in the form of
[[internal link]] or #internal-link (@Saq your understanding is correct)
So in my case I want to publish every page that has a link [[publish]]
and/or #publish
@Riz - the issue of children / parent items is moot. I am
How deep does the levels go? Are there arbitrarily infinite levels? Like
Children, grandchildren and so on?
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We could probably
1. treat the created time as title
2. Consider children to be tagged by their parent.
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@Yoni @Anne-Laure
Here is something to play with for importing from Roam to understand what
is possible, though please don't expect too much as I've only had about ten
minutes to work on this.
https://saqimtiaz.github.io/sq-tw/roam-import.html
How do tags work on Roam? Does it have tags? As
If you don't have tags, what would you filter by?
How would you deal with "blocks" ? Break them out into tiddlers, or combine
them into tiddlers?
On Sunday, May 3, 2020 at 11:54:05 PM UTC-7, Yoni Balkind wrote:
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> Hi All
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> My intended workflow is to draft notes in Roam, and then if I deem
I am not using roam but do you have other export choices?
json html text xlsx csv and now xml are possible formats to use into tiddly
wiki.
Also can you map objects content and fields into tiddlywiki?, I expect so but
this needs to be done.
Regards
Tony
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I was looking at the exact same thing yesterday and couldn't figure it out
as the structure is quite different. Attaching two sample JSON files for
people who want to have a look.
On Monday, May 4, 2020 at 7:54:05 AM UTC+1, Yoni Balkind wrote:
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> My intended workflow is to draft
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