OP have a look at “Jimmy”, it might be what you’re looking for: marph91.github.io/jimmy/formats/joplin/ ( github.com/marph91/jimmy )
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Shimitar@downonthestreet.eu 2 days ago
Have you tried to open a joplin .MD file in a plain text editor? That is not markdown. Its markdown wrapped into some Joplin format.
Can it really be migrated 1:1 to another app?
scsi@lemmy.world 2 days ago
bwat47@lemmy.world 1 day ago
Joplin’s notes can easily be exported as standard markdown (File | Export All | Markdown).
When I was evaluating Joplin and Obsidian for my notes, I switched between them multiple times and it was very easy. The markdown exported from joplin can just be opened directly as an obsidian vault, the only issue is if you had resized any images with Joplin’s rich text editor (doing that converts the images to html img src tags, but that was easily fixed with a script to convert them back to markdown links)
Paid_in_cheese@lemmings.world 2 days ago
I can’t say whether it can be cleanly migrated to another app but there are a number of export options to get you either to plain Markdown or something else within reason. When using the export option, the resulting Markdown at lest gives relative paths to any included media.
I don’t think it’s fair to suggest it’s not using Markdown. It just has a wrapper around it to make it work better for the usual use case of being a digital workbook.
Screenshot from the Joplin app showing the Notebook selector panes and part of the body pane. Tags and several other section names are anonymized. The visible section is Technology with subheadings for Cheat sheets, Flows, Python, Rust, and Wiki. A context menu is open from the Technology sheet showing the Export menu has been chosen and the MD - Markdown option is highlighted to click.