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Import from Scrapbox

Feb 22, 20202 min read

  • API /help-jp/API
  • I was thinking that we could leave the real-time nature to Scrapbox, but I don’t want to have to authenticate with a Google account.

Importing the Whole

  • Using all of them is too much quantity.
  • I’d like to pick a few and make them less.
  • It is appropriate to use links from specific pages

Import in Regroup of individual pages - About [Automatic placement of stickies

  • If it’s not a bulleted list, then just lay out each line as a sticky note in a lazy row.
    • When you’re in a lazy line, you know the left end is next to the right end.
  • What is appropriate when there are bullet points?
  • What if there are bullets within bullets?
  • Consecutive lines should be placed as close together as possible.
    • Blank lines need not exist as stickies.
      • (or the degree to which they want to be placed nearby is weakened by the number of empty lines).
  • Tree parents and children want to be placed close together
  • I’d like to be placed near my tree siblings as well.

from pRegroup2020 Import from Scrapbox - First, I added the ability to make a sticky with a non-empty line. - I really want to keep some of the original structure. - Import with Scrapbox URL - I was going to do Regroup directly from the export tool, but I think I’ll just go through Scrapbox. - Filling in Regroup from the Export Tool - I want to merge instead of creating a new one. - After spatial placement of imported items from Scrapbox - Write back to Scrapbox - Re-import changes on Scrapbox - A distinction should be made between the auto-placement state immediately after import and the state after subsequent layout. - If it’s already in place when you reimport, you don’t have to move it, and you don’t have to add it. - Should I use line permalinks to determine identity if I’m reading from Scrapbox? - It would be nice to be able to delete all the imported but not moved items at once.

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