tdhooten

Here you go: https://github.com/tdhooten/Polyglot Just `dotnet run` and you'll get a simple web interface allowing you to select your Raindrop.io CSV export, and receive an output file properly formatted for...

Update: previous project has been deprecated in favor of an expanded app [Polyglot](https://github.com/tdhooten/Polyglot), which supports more services in both directions (import and export).

> @tdhooten can you add instructions in the readme on how to run Polyglot? There doesn't seem to be any instructions/releases. This does seem to be a super helpful tool...

> I was just trying to use this, and the app complains that the data is not in the Omnivore format. I had logged into Omnivire, exported the data, and...

> In the zip file, there are many json files - do I do them all, or one specific? > > ``` > tree . | grep json ~/Downloads/a786f7b9-fc87-4044-9c98-e4cfcbd81727 >...

> In the zip file, there are many json files - do I do them all, or one specific? I've now added support for adding all JSON files at once.

There is now a public instance for those who do not want to/cannot build and run locally: https://polyglot-hqbpg6f7hwdsgphd.eastus2-01.azurewebsites.net/ It's on a free plan so please do not slam it.

@rochakagrawal It's not a replacement for Omnivore, it's a tool to easily convert your Omnivore library to the import format of the read-it-later apps I mentioned in the original comment.

> It looks like Readwise Reader [built a special tool](https://www.reddit.com/r/readwise/comments/1gfaqnj/new_in_reader_import_your_data_from_omnivore/) to migrate since the announcement. If it supports tags, then it's a better solution than my app for Readwise. Currently...