In DT i can export main/and sub-sub-folders … or single files in standard-formats… like RTF, plane text or my tables as *.tsv.
How can i import these standard-files?
Ok, i can open/coyp/paste all my Text-based stuff… But thats a stupid long time job. I want eg. a whole DT-Subfolder with dozens/hundreds of separate-rtf/text-files to import as once… and OBS should create a single “new note” for each of this files…
My RTF folders = here should OBS best as it is can to translate it, to OBS/MD. Some format-looses… its okay.
And well, my *.TSV i will import EACH separatly - i dont expect that OBS will correct translate 12 Rows and 555 Colums sometimes with, sometimes without Return/new Under-row…) (or vice versa) 100%.
BUT at least a rudimentary (90% correct) import of TSV would be great?
Plain text is the easiest to convert — all you need to do is change the .txt filename extension to .md. You can do this in Finder:
Select a group of files.
Right-click the selection to open the context menu.
Choose “Rename”.
To import RTF files you’ll want an app that can convert them to Markdown (or at least plain text). Pandoc can do that but it’s a Terminal app so not very user-friendly. There are probably other apps that can do it.
TSV should be relatively easy to convert using find-replace in any text editor (replacing each tab with | (a space followed by a pipe followed by a space). After that you’ll need to mark the header row (or add one — it can be empty) and change the filename extension to .md. https://help.obsidian.md/Editing+and+formatting/Advanced+formatting+syntax#Tables