SupernoteSharp VS supernote-tool

My dad's project: https://github.com/nelinory/SupernoteSharp uses this approach to generate SGV files for each page or PDF files with vectorized content. Potrace is utilized for vectorization.

Regarding an example of how Supernote exports vector pdf, please check: https://github.com/nelinory/SupernoteSharp/tree/main/SupernoteSharpUnitTests/TestData - A5X_TestNote_Vectorization_Native.png - this is how Supernote exports a page to png file - A5X_TestNote_Vectorization_Native.pdf - this is how Supernote exports a vector pdf file

https://github.com/nelinory/SupernoteSharp is a .Net library that appears to be based off the parsing logic in the Python Supernote Tool leveraged by a Windows-only tool for working with Supernote files

Hello everyone! It appears my dad's hobby projects related to Supernote device A5X align with the OP request. Please, check them out: - "Supernote Desktop Client" project - Desktop client for Supernote tablet: https://github.com/nelinory/SupernoteDesktopClient - "SupernoteSharp" project - Unofficial library for Supernote tablet: https://github.com/nelinory/SupernoteSharp

See supernote-tool convert -t pdf -a your.note output.pdf by using this tool. https://github.com/jya-dev/supernote-tool

https://github.com/jya-dev/supernote-tool is a Python CLI tool that extracts binary pixel data from .note files

Thanks to https://github.com/jya-dev/supernote-tool because without it this wouldn’t be possible.

I'm using supernote-tool in a script to convert my .note files to PDF files and attach them to daily notes in obsidian as a quick way to capture and store meeting notes without needing fancy naming conventions or complex structures. what i'm missing though is the extraction of keywords. during the meeting i'll typically lasso a word or project name so i can see it in the index for later retrieval. what would be really awesome is if these keywords were available in the .note file somehow so they could be extracted and then used in my markdown file where i have a set of filters and a tagging system to find things e.g. `#meeting` or `#projectname`. right now this is a manual process to look at the note and then create the tag for it

There's experimental support for this in the third-party CLI Supernote tool: https://github.com/jya-dev/supernote-tool

The file format is proprietary, but it’s been reverse engineered, so if you have a desperate need to get data out of *.note files you can: https://github.com/jya-dev/supernote-tool

For converting .note to .pdf/.png you could use https://github.com/jya-dev/supernote-tool as a workaround.

https://github.com/jya-dev/supernote-tool sorry I couldn't find the original post with the author :(