Python package for ETAPI

[Nriver]

I made a python package called trilium-py for Trilium Note's ETAPI.

I have uploaded it to PYPI, so anyone who is interested can install it with pip.

Source code is here. There are some simple demo code in the document. You are welcomed to try it.

With the power of python, there are a lot more possibilities for Trilium.

[Nriver]

I added functions get_todo, todo_check, todo_uncheck to manipulate today's todo list. You can get todo list from trilium and check or uncheck them with program now!

[zadam]

Nice! You can put the link to ETAPI wiki if you want.

[Nriver]

Nice! You can put the link to ETAPI wiki if you want.

Thanks! I just added it to wiki.

[sigaloid]

Awesome! I'm in the early stages of making a Rust library so this is helpful 😄

[Nriver]

New features:
add_todo to add todo item
update_todo to update a existing todo's description text
delete_todo to delete a todo item from the list

[Nriver]

I just made a new feature: move yesterday's unfinished/unchecked todo item to today's note, you can use it by calling move_yesterday_unfinished_todo_to_today.

It can be used in combine with scheduled tasks. e.g. you can make it run everyday at 00:01 to move what you haven't done yesterday to today. I find it works well with schedule.

[Nriver]

Recent updates:

1. add import markdown notes, the program should handle the image import for you. Tested with VNote and Logseq.
2. moving TODO items will keep the internal and external links, text styles now.

I've created a repo https://github.com/Nriver/awesome-trilium to keep a record of awesome trilium notes related creations. If you create anything cool with trilium-py, do not hesitate to make PR and share with us.

[Nriver]

For #2259 (comment), I've updated the steps to import note from Obsidian.

https://github.com/Nriver/trilium-py#import-from-obsidian

[Nriver]

Add support for creating backups via ETAPI https://github.com/Nriver/trilium-py#-create-data-backup This should be supported in the latest Trilium 0.60.3

Also add an example for import/migrate note from Joplin to Trilium. https://github.com/Nriver/trilium-py#import-from-joplin

[Nriver]

For #4056, I've made a script to convert Turtl's json data into ordinary markdown file here.

Also implemented full featured file-upload in markdown import. Link to local files should be uploaded to Trilium without problem. Import from Turtl