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aoout / obsidian-epub-importer

Import EPUB files as Markdown.
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about Indicator of Completion #16

Closed HarshIceHummer closed 8 months ago

HarshIceHummer commented 9 months ago

I want to ask if the process of importing the epub is really as quick as the Indicator shows?

Or is there any other background processing being done even after the Indicator of completion of importing the epub?

HarshIceHummer commented 9 months ago

I want to know this so that I can delete the epub file as soon as it has been imported. I don't want to end up deleting an epub before it has been completely imported.

aoout commented 9 months ago

Maybe something will be done in the background, but it has nothing to do with the original .epub file. The data has been transferred to a temporary folder, which will be automatically deleted when the task ends.

HarshIceHummer commented 9 months ago

Does this also means that I can import individual epubs back to back without having to worry that the processing of one temporary epub will not interfere with the processing of the other temporary epub?

aoout commented 9 months ago

What are your needs? Do you need to import many epub files in batches?The, you can use the Import all epub from libraries to your vault command.

aoout commented 9 months ago

I have 130 epubs in my Library folder. Last time I tried importing all of them at once, only 5 got imported. So I'm importing all of them one by one.

It should be a bug, I will fix it.

aoout commented 9 months ago

I just released the new version, now the log and notice will be more clear, maybe you can open the console and run the command Import all epub from libraries to your vault, see what the output will be and show me the screenshot so I can get more useful information.