Save data from Roam Research's backup file to a SQLite database
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roam-research-to-sqlite

Save data from Roam Research's JSON expot file to a SQLite database.

Install

foo@bar:~$ pip install -e git+https://github.com/myles/roam-research-to-sqlite.git#egg=roam-research-to-sqlite

Usage

You'll first need to export your Roam Research graph as a JSON format. You can do that by clicking the three dots, Share, export and more icon, on the top right hand side and going to Export All. Make sure you use the export format JSON and export the Zip file.

You can then run the command using:

foo@bar:~$ roam-research-to-sqlite roam-research.db Roam-Export-1672368714467.zip