psiNotes-DocYoinker

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Table of Contents

Notebook Zero

Notebook M1 - Mathematics I

Notebook M2 - Mathematics II

Notebook M3 - Mathematics III

Notebook P1 - Physics I

Notebook P2 - Physics II

Notebook C1 - Chemistry I

Notebook C2 - Chemistry II

Notebook EE1 - Electrical Engineering I

Notebook A&M - Astronomy & Meteorology

Notebook B1 - Biology I

Notebook CS

How to use

Prerequisites

• Access to my Google Account (good luck).
• Up to date Google API credentials and token (credentials.json in ./app/ or a safer place).
• A virtual environment /w requirements installed:

python -m venv .venv

pip install -r requirements.txt

The "master plan pipeline"

• Put the GDoc Document object's JSON in a .json.
• Option to check what docs are downloaded to not waste bandwith. (and also compare revisionId to see if there were any changes.)
• Save doc metadata somewhere.
• Make a stash of functions to handle different parts of it.
• First, the hard part - search for all images and their positions (so, PositionedObject's). "hard part" lol
• Download all of the images to ../yoinkstash/pos_objs/ and put their ID's into ../yoinkstash/pos_objs/rawposobjs.json
• Then grab all the text and tables.
• • Find and put tables in a ../yoinkstash/tables/tables.json
• The rest goes to ../yoinkstash/text/rawtext.json
• • Develop some system to identify your headers and etc (initially only for Notebook Zero).
• • Implement an separate general header segmenting system for non-Notebook-Zero notebooks.
• • • Split rawtext.json into segtext.json (segmented text). 09/11/24 NOTE: maybe that's stupid.
• Make the app into a CLI to control what it is supposed to do any given time.
• <❗> Everything stores its position!
• The first hellish attempt at trying to convert everything to XML or even HTML...
• • <❗> ....but maybe converting the JSON data into a very decent XML format i can engineer is a better idea?

1-image project explanation