Goodnotes is a note-taking app with a functionnality that allows users to send PDFs files(only) to their goodnotes app using a private goodnotes email.
This script allows you to convert and send all your images/documents in one email from your gmail address to your goodnotes email address.

This script uses img2pdf and pandoc for the conversion part, you will find a list of supported input formats below.
For archives, it only supports .zip and cannot extract nested archives.

1. You will need to install the dependencies specified in requirements.txt
2. You will need to create a .env file with the following informations.
   I recommand creating a new gmail account for this usage.

   EMAIL_SENDER = your gmail address
   EMAIL_PASSWORD = your gmail password
   EMAIL_RECEIVER = your goodnotes email
   

You will need to move this script and .env in the same directory where are located the files you want to convert and send.
There are 2 commands:

1. The following command will convert any files in the current directory and subdirectories.
   It will extract zips in a folder and convert their files(directory and subdirectories).

   python3 main.py

   Example:

2. You can decide to only send already converted PDFs files using the argument "-send-only". This following command will look for any PDFs files in the current directory and subdirectories.
   It will extract files from zips to look for PDFs files.

   python3 main.py -send-only

   Exemple:

• This script extracts a zip in a folder of the same name, if a folder already exists the programm stops.
• If you convert a file and a PDF of the same name already exists, your PDF will be overwritten with the new converted PDF file.

Here are the following input formats supported by this script:
For Img2pdf:
Table of input formats from https://pypi.org/project/img2pdf/ :

For Pandoc:
Table of input formats from Pandoc User's Guide https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html :

1. Support for other email providers.
2. Support for other types of archives, currently it only supports .zip.
3. Support for nested archives.