Convert Obsidian Markdown to OneNote

Code Example: Markdown to OneNote

Here is a sample C# code snippet that demonstrates the entire conversion process:

    using Aspose.Html.Converters;
    using Aspose.Note;
    using Aspose.Note.Saving;

    public void ConvertObsidianToOneNote()
    {
        string mdFilePath = "path/to/your/obsidian-file.md";
        string htmlFilePath = "path/to/temp-file.html";
        string oneFilePath = "path/to/output-file.one";

        // Step 1: Convert Markdown to HTML
        Converter.ConvertMarkdown(mdFilePath, htmlFilePath);

        // Step 2: Import HTML into OneNote
        Document noteDocument = new Document();
        noteDocument.Import(htmlFilePath, new HtmlImportOptions());
        
        // Step 3: Save the content as a .one OneNote file
        noteDocument.Save(oneFilePath);
    }

Our solution involves converting Obsidian’s markdown files into HTML format using Aspose.Html and then importing the HTML into Aspose.Note to create a OneNote document. Here is the step-by-step guide:
1. Convert Markdown to HTML: First, we use Aspose.Html for .NET to convert markdown into HTML format. This step ensures that all markdown formatting is preserved in a web-compatible format.
2. Import HTML into OneNote: With the help of Aspose.Note for .NET, the HTML content is then imported and converted into a OneNote document.

This code demonstrates how easy it is to convert markdown from Obsidian into OneNote format, all with just a few lines of code. It utilizes Aspose.Html’s Converter to transform markdown into HTML and Aspose.Note’s Document class to import the HTML content and export it as a .one file.