Cold, muddy, and slippery today. But it felt sooo good.
I’m in the process of moving my note-taking workflow to Obsidian.
The problem is that Obsidian expects a new Markdown file to be created for each day, and I’ve been collecting a year’s worth of notes in a single file for the last ten years or so.
Wanted to highlight two tools that came in clutch for this otherwise complex process:
mdsplit
A simply python script that splits .md files by a given heading level. This gave me a different file for every day.
Example command:
python3 mdsplit.py huge-notes-file.md --max-level 2zmv
Simple but extremely powerful renaming tool that takes an input and an output pattern, so you can reorder parts of the file name, add prefix/sufix/content, use regex, etc.
https://blog.smittytone.net/2021/04/03/how-to-use-zmv-z-shell-super-smart-file-renamer/
And here’s how to enable
zmv
Example command:
zmv '(*)-(Sep)-(*)(.*)' '$3-09-$1$4'And that’s it!
Just published a new post over on mutelife.com: Aquarium and chill.
It’s the third day of our adventures in Seoul, and there aren’t a lot of photos so here’s one extra from that day.
