logseq-omnivore
This plugin imports your saved Omnivore articles and highlights into Logseq.
Features
- Import your highlights and saved article
- Create graphs based on Omnivore data
- Filter imported data using Omnivores advanced search syntax
- Custom templates for imported data
Installation
- Install the plugin from the marketplace or build it from source and load unpacked plugin
- Sign up for an Omnivore account
- Go to Omnivore and Create an API key
- Open settings and add your api key
Usage
- The plugin will automatically sync with Omnivore every time you open the plugin and every time you change the settings
- You can also manually sync with Omnivore by clicking the Omnivore icon on the toolbar
- You can also change the API key, the search filter, and how often the plugin syncs with Omnivore by updating the settings
- The plugin creates a new page named "Omnivore" and a block for each saved article including metadata, labels. Content you have highlighted in Omnivore, and any notes you added, will be nested in the article block
- Clicking on the article will open the Omnivore article in a new tab
- We also create an internal link to each label in the article so you can group articles by label
- Kudos to @Brian for the great guide on how to use Omnivore and the plugin. Chinese translation by @吴洪博
Demo
Settings
Fetching
Contacts
Developer: Hongbo Wu @ Omnivore
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
License
FAQ
I got TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading:’uuid’) when trying to fetch articles.
This has been fixed in the latest version of the plugin. If you still encounter this issue, please try to click on the empty block on the "Omnivore" page.
The button to sync with Omnivore is not working after updating settings.
This has been fixed in the latest version of the plugin. If you still encounter this issue, please try to reload the plugin and if it is still not working, please open on issue.