Using the TabsOutliner converter about braintool

[tconfrey]

Hi @siliconmeadow . I'm glad you got the conversion to work. I realized after I uploaded the script that I can probably just host it as a page on braintool.org with a file upload and save. Your comments will come in useful for a final version. Some responses to your numbered comments below.
3. Sorry for the frustration, a const can only be assigned once. Changing to var TabsOutlinerExport will allow it to be reset.
4. I used backticks as a shortcut to avoid escaping nested single or double quotes assuming the import would not have any backticks. I guess that was wrong! I'll escape or change all quotes in the next iteration.
6. I use Google's Backup and Sync app to keep a subset of my GDrive folders synced locally and then use emacs to edit .txt files. It is weird that there's no easy way to directly edit a plain text file in the GDrive app without it getting converted. Also note that the permissions you grant the BT app is specific to the file it creates (I'm trying to keep any permissions tightly scoped). You can freely edit or move the BrainTool.org file once it's created but you can't just rename some other file.

Good luck with the rest of your journey. LMK how it goes.
Tony

[tconfrey]

Hi @siliconmeadow ,
I added a page to help with the Tabs Outliner conversion. See here:
converters
You still need to hassle with manually copying text into your BrainTool.org file but the rest of the process is easier. I intended to automatically append to the file but now realize that that requires having my API key visible to the script and orchestrating the whole permissions flow, so I'm punting for now.

LMK if you get a chance to try it and see any issues.

My plan is to pull this capability into the 1.0 version of BT so it works in-app where the keys and permissions are already handled.
Tony