Apple-iBooks-Highlighted-Text-Parser 📝

This Python script exports all notes from the iBooks database and creates a txt file for each book.

The script also handles the annotation colors, they will be annotated apart from the actual annotation.

It's possible to annotate a single annotation in three different ways in order to let the script interpret that annotation as a chapter title.

You can use:

• ".h1" to mark as HEADING 1 (Larger)
• ".h2" to mark as HEADING 2 (Medium)
• ".h3" to mark as HEADING 3 (Smallest)

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FEATURES:

• Automatically extract every single important information of every note and book from iBooks Databases.
• Automatic formatting of the content of each note to ensure full compatibility with the txt file.
• Creation of individual txt files containing the annotations of each book.
• Inserting annotation colors.
• Inserting chapter titles.
• Split txt file with chapter titles.

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USAGE:

1. Download the latest release of Python.
2. Download the latest release of the project.
3. Insert a copy of the two iBooks Databases in the "Database" folder. (You can use my Apple-iBooks-Database-Exporter project to export the two databases).
4. Run TextParser.py.
5. ALL the txt files will be created in the "Output" folder.

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COMPATIBILITY:

This script can be run on any operating system.

Databases must first be exported from a Mac computer.

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CHECK ALSO:

Apple-iBooks-Database-Exporter:

Automatic script that locate and generate a copy of the two iBooks Databases.

Apple-iBooks-Highlighted-Text-Exporter:

This Python script exports all notes, books and authors from the iBooks database to a private database.

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