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This script exports everpad's Evernote client (https://github.com/nvbn/everpad/) database (Schema v5) to zim wiki file sctructure: Evernote/notebook/note -> zim/notebook/note.txt + notebook/note/attachments.ext

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Last edited Jun 19, 2013
Created on Jun 19, 2013

This script converts an Everpad Evernote client database (SQLite schema v5) into a Zim wiki notebook structure, creating one text file per note plus attachment folders. It uses the `sqlite3` command-line tool to query notebooks, notes, and resources, then pipes HTML note content through `pandoc` to convert it to Markdown-compatible Zim format. The script strips filenames with `sed`, copies attachments from their stored paths, and appends attachment links at the end of each note. Finally, it invokes `zim --index` and `zim --gui` to build and open the resulting notebook.

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