Raindrop plugin for Logseq

A plugin for Logseq that allows you to import annotations & bookmarks from Raindrop, and save URLs back to Raindrop.

Note New! You can now import all your bookmarks to one page using single-page imports!

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/17505728/181995626-3574af69-e43f-4a4e-b9f8-e5e29ce468ec.mp4

Features

• Search for Raindrops
• Import annotations
• Import Highlights as quotes
• Import Raindrop tags
• Re-import a page at any time to update tags, annotations, or highlights

You can rename any page and still refresh that page's imported content at any time.

⚠️ Don't remove any raindrop-id or annotation-id properties: these fields are required for the plugin to work normally.

Setting up your plugin

To get set up, generate a Raindrop API access token from the Settings > Integrations page. Use the Test Token as your API access token -- or walk through the entire OAuth flow, if that's your preference.

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/17505728/169188456-f346ed11-dbc3-45b2-8bac-336d7151a79a.mp4

Don't try to use the tokens in the video. They've already been expired and the app deleted.

Demos

Saving URLs to Raindrop

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/17505728/168242341-3cad1a5f-bff9-4019-ac5f-b48a322c901a.mov

Planned work

• See the open Issues

Building your own Logseq plugin

I ran into some issues getting this plugin set up from scratch. Here's some advive if you want to write your own Logseq plugin.

• You need to have a main field in your package.json. I don't know if it needs to be on the Logseq field or not, but it should be there.
• Your plugin name cannot have slashes.
• When you build your app, make sure the base path is './' so that your index.html is referencing local files (vs. files at the root of your OS)