juggl VS Notion-to-Obsidian-Converter

Juggl? https://github.com/HEmile/juggl

You might want to try the Juggl plugin, with it you have control over the style of your graph.

I think juggl might be what you are looking for.

I don't have a larger video yet, but documentation is over at https://juggl.io . I use it myself to keep track of my current project in a visual way, as it can be seen as a "desktop" full of discernable notes and images! The idea is to really combine note taking and mind mapping here.

Ah, forgot to update that, thanks for mentioning! Should be https://juggl.io

Hmm? You can get the raw data and data for tables too.

There's a couple of Notion to Obsidian import tools too like https://github.com/connertennery/Notion-to-Obsidian-Converte...

Personally, I tried porting over the notion notes to obsidian through the Notion-to-Obsidian-Converter tool and it works okay-ish.

I download the Workspace, remove all *.cvs files (databases), use https://github.com/connertennery/Notion-to-Obsidian-Converter to remove the UUID, and that's it.

Here is a script https://github.com/connertennery/Notion-to-Obsidian-Converter

Interesting. I see there is a Notion to Obsidian converter on Github, written in some modern language, LOL.

Hey! I've read a lot about Obsidian and have been trying it on the side. I've decided to switch to Obsidian from Notion, but i'm having issues migrating with this script. It throws random errors that I don't understand, and I think it's because I'm not using it correctly. Where can I find a more step-to-step guide on it? Thanks!

I'm trying to export some notes from a Notion Database into Obsidian but the tool I have found seems to not be working https://github.com/connertennery/Notion-to-Obsidian-Converter . When I try tu run the script it shows a Syntax error

Notion helped me turn my life around and it will always have a place in my heart. That said, my lifestyle changed in the last year and offline use became a necessity. I finally made the switch to Obsidian about a half year ago, and holy jumpin' I'm glad I did. Obsidian is offline by design, totally free, and you own your notes/data. The switch was a little painful at first (there's a notion-to-obsidian converter that makes it easier) but there's so much more functionality that leads to better writing/note taking/idea creation. It's worth it.

You can use the export option in Notion. Then use the scripts provided at https://github.com/connertennery/Notion-to-Obsidian-Converter to clean up unnecessary lines and characters. I used this myself and it works.