# Obs2Org
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Obs2Org is a cross platform command (works on *BSD, Linux, OS X and Windows) line program to convert [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md/) style Markdown files to [Org-Mode](https://orgmode.org/) files for Emacs and other Editors that support Org-Mode.
It converts the Markdown files using [Pandoc](https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html) and afterwards corrects the links to headings in other Org-Mode files, converts the hash-tag style Obsidian tags to Org-Mode style tags and puts angle brackets around dates.
## Example
Obs2Org converts a Markdown file like to following:
```md
---
title: "Programming"
author:
-
keywords:
- Programming
tags:
- Programming
lang: en
---
# Programming
Keywords: #Programming
## Lisp
### Books
Keywords: #Lisp, #Book
- Lisp Cookbook, 'recipies' to solve common problems using Lisp: [[Books#Lisp Cookbook]]
- **Peter Seibel**: *Practical Common Lisp*: [[Books#Practical Common Lisp]]
- **Peter Norvig**: *Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming: Case Studies in Common Lisp*: [[Books#Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming]]
### State of the Common Lisp ecosystem, 2020
2021-10-08
Keywords: #Lisp, #Ecosystem, #2020
Editors, libraries, compilers, ...
[State of the Common Lisp ecosystem, 2020](https://lisp-journey.gitlab.io/blog/state-of-the-common-lisp-ecosystem-2020/#development)
```
to the following Org-Mode file:
```org
#+title: Programming
* Programming :Programming:
:PROPERTIES:
:CUSTOM_ID: programming
:END:
* Lisp
:PROPERTIES:
:CUSTOM_ID: lisp
:END:
*** Books :Lisp:Book:
:PROPERTIES:
:CUSTOM_ID: bücher-1
:END:
- Lisp Cookbook, 'recipies' to solve common problems using Lisp: [[file:Books.org::#lisp-cookbook][Lisp Cookbook]]
- *Peter Seibel*: /Practical Common Lisp/: [[file:Books.org::#practical-common-lisp][Practical Common Lisp]]
- *Peter Norvig*: /Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming: Case Studies in Common Lisp/: [[file:Books.org::#paradigms-of-artificial-intelligence-programming][Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming]]
*** State of the Common Lisp ecosystem, 2020 :Lisp:Ecosystem:2020:
:PROPERTIES:
:CUSTOM_ID: state-of-the-common-lisp-ecosystem-2020
:END:
<2021-10-08>
Editors, libraries, compilers, ... [[https://lisp-journey.gitlab.io/blog/state-of-the-common-lisp-ecosystem-2020/#development][State of the Common Lisp ecosystem, 2020]]
```
See [Installation](#installation) and [Usage](#usage) for information on how to do that.
The PyPI (pip) package can be found at [Obs2Org at PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/Obs2Org/)
Additional Documentation can be found at [Read the Docs](https://obs2org.readthedocs.io/en/latest)
## Table of Contents
- [Example](#example)
- [Table of Contents](#table-of-contents)
- [Installation](#installation)
- [Pandoc](#pandoc)
- [Obs2Org](#obs2org-1)
- [Python, at Least Version 3.9](#python-at-least-version-39)
- [The PyPI Obs2Org Package](#the-pypi-obs2org-package)
- [Usage](#usage)
- [Examples](#examples)
- [Supported Links](#supported-links)
- [Development](#development)
- [Python, version \> 3.9](#python-version--39)
- [Setup](#setup)
- [Scripts](#scripts)
- [Documentation](#documentation)
- [Sources](#sources)
- [License](#license)
## Installation
### Pandoc
[Pandoc](https://pandoc.org) is needed to do the actual conversion of Markdown files to Org-Mode files.
See [Installing pandoc](https://pandoc.org/installing.html) on how to install Pandoc for your OS.
### Obs2Org
#### Python, at Least Version 3.9
#### The PyPI Obs2Org Package
Install the PyPI (pip) package `obs2org` for all users on your computer as administrator/root:
- Linux, OS X:
```shell
sudo pip install obs2org
```
- Windows:
Open an administrator shell by writing `cmd` in the search field of the taskbar, ricght click on the command app and select "Run as Adminsitrator".
in this shell execute:
```ps1
pip install obs2org
```
## Usage
Use Obs2Org by running it as a normal user (**not** administrator or root) as Python module using
- Linux, OSX:
```shell
python3 -m obs2org --version
```
- Windows
```ps1
python -m obs2org --version
```
This should yield the version string like
```ps1
> python -m obs2org --version
obs2org 1.2.0
```
To get a text explaining the usage of Obs2Org, use the argument `--help` or the short form `-h`:
Windows:
```ps1
python -m obs2org --help
```
Linux, OS X:
```shell
python3 -m obs2org --help
```
Output:
```ps1
> python -m obs2org --help
usage: python -m obs2org [-h] [-V] [-p PANDOC] [-n] [-u] [-o OUT_PATH] [MARKDOWN_FILES ...]
Converts markdown formatted files to Org-Mode formatted files using Pandoc.
positional arguments:
MARKDOWN_FILES The path to the markdown files or directory to convert to
...
```
### Examples
These examples only work if Pandoc is in the PATH of your shell. If it isn't you can add the path to Pandoc by using the argument `--pandoc` or `-p`.
To set the path to Pandoc to `c:/pandoc/pandoc` add `--pandoc c:/pandoc/pandoc` or `-p c:/pandoc/pandoc` to each invocation of Obs2Org.
Example:
```ps1
python -m obs2org ./Markdown -o ../Org/ --pandoc c:/pandoc/pandoc
```
1. current directory
```ps1
python -m obs2org
```
Which is the same as
```ps1
python -m obs2org ./
```
Converts all markdown files with a suffix of `.md` in the current working
directory and all its subdirectories to files in Org-Mode format with the
same base filename but a `.org` suffix.
2. one file
```ps1
python -m obs2org hugo.md -o sepp.org
```
Converts the markdown document `hugo.md` to an Org-Mode document named
`sepp.org`.
3. all files with extension `.md`
```ps1
python -m obs2org *.md
```
Converts all markdown files with a suffix of `.md` in the current working
directory to files in Org-Mode format with the same base filename but a
`.org` suffix.
4. convert files to given directory
```ps1
python -m obs2org *.md -o ../Org/
```
Converts all markdown files with a suffix of `.md` in the current working
directory to files in Org-Mode format with the same base filename but a
`.org` suffix in the directory `../Org`. The directory to save to _must_ have a slash `/` at the end.
5. convert files in given directory to other directory
```ps1
python -m obs2org ./Markdown -o ../Org/
```
Converts all markdown files with a suffix of `.md` in the directory
`./Markdown` and its subdirectories to files in Org-Mode format with
the same base filename but a `.org` suffix in the directory `../Org`.
The directory to save to _must_ have a slash `/` at the end.
6. Add UUID file headers to any file that doesn't already have one - flag `-u` or `--uuid`:
```ps1
python -m obs2org ./Markdown -o ../Org/ -u
```
Converts all markdown files with a suffix of `.md` in the directory
`./Markdown` and its subdirectories to files in Org-Mode format with
the same base filename but a `.org` suffix in the directory `../Org`. Add file headers with an UUID if not already present.
The directory to save to _must_ have a slash `/` at the end.
7. Treat Pandoc-style citation links as normal links - flag `-n` or `--no-cite`:
```ps1
python -m obs2org ./Markdown -o ../Org/ -n
```
Converts all markdown files with a suffix of `.md` in the directory
`./Markdown` and its subdirectories to files in Org-Mode format with
the same base filename but a `.org` suffix in the directory `../Org`. Treat links like `[[@Name]]` as normal link to a file `@Name.org` instead of Pandoc-style citation `[[cite:@Link]]`.
The directory to save to _must_ have a slash `/` at the end.
### Supported Links
The following list shows which Markdown links are converted to which Org-Mode links:
- `[[books#My Heading]]` is changed to `[[file:books.org::#my-heading][My Heading]]`.
- `[[Note]]` is changed to `[[file:Note.org::#note][Note]]`.
- `[[#heading-id|Caption]]` is changed to `[[#heading-id][Caption]]`
- `[[file|Caption]]` is changed to `[[file][Caption]]`
- `[[#Heading]]` is changed to `[[*Heading]]`
- if `-n` or `--no-cite` is set, a Pandoc citation is treated as a normal link:
`[[@Link]]` is changed to `[[file:@Link.org][Link]]`
- as default Pandoc citation links are converted to citation links:
`[[@Link]]` is changed to `[[cite:@Link]]`
## Development
### Python, version > 3.9
You need Python 3.9 or newer.
### Setup
1. Run `pipenv install --dev` to install the Python environment in the project directory
2. Run `pipenv run pre-commit install` to install the pre commit hooks to git. Now every time you commit a change, the linters are run.
- To run the pre commit checks manually: `pipenv run pre-commit run --all-files`
### Scripts
- [./make_package.sh](./make_package.sh) - Linux, OS X: build the Obs2Org PyPI package
- [./make_package.bat](./make_package.bat) - Windows: build the Obs2Org PyPI package. This is disabled on Windows, because the scripts would not be executable because of the Windows filesystem.
- [./run_local_linters.sh](./run_local_linters.sh) - Linux, OS X: run all configured linters on the Source code and tests.
- [./run_local_linters.bat](./run_local_linters.bat) - Windows: run all configured linters on the Source code and tests.
- [./run_tests.sh](./run_tests.sh) - Linux, OS X: run all tests.
- [./run_tests.bat](./run_tests.bat) - Windows: run all tests.
### Documentation
Ths source files for the [Read the Docs](https://obs2org.readthedocs.io/en/latest) site are located in the directory [./obs2org/doc/source](./obs2org/doc/source)
### Sources
The sources of the program are in the directory [./obs2org/](./obs2org/), the test sources and fixtures in [./tests/](./tests/)
## License
Obs2Org ist licensed under the GPLv3.0, see file [LICENCE](./LICENSE).
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