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!

Kapture.2022-07-29.at.17.53.46.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.

Kapture.2022-05-18.at.19.04.20_h264.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

logseq-raindrop.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)