This is not an overly easy task. Julian Kramer’s guide was a great help but in the end, I had to change my approach.
Note: This post is not a guide. Because it was not fun and I don’t want anyone else to have to do it. But if you combine Julian’s guide and my notes, you should be able to figure it out.
By signing up for Diaro Pro through the Android phone, I was able to just pay $4.99 USD for a year. Signing up through the desktop/web, it wanted something like $11.99 USD as a one-time payment I believe. I just opted for the cheaper.
I exported my Evernote entries as a .enex file to then import into Diaro but the Diaro importer on the web kept giving me an error. So I took a break from that.
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In the Android app for Day One, I noticed my iPhone/Mac journals weren't syncing over. Looking into it, Day One Android doesn't support End to End encryption and I got an error/message stating as much from the Day One Android app.
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At the end of the day, Day One doesn't even support the Android app anymore.
What ended up working..
Exported Evernote notes as an .enex file (made sure to tag* them all with what I wanted the DayOne journal to be named)
Uploaded the .enex file to Dropbox from my computer desktop.
Drivers recursion port devices. From the Android phone, downloaded .enex from Dropbox to the phone's internal storage.
Imported entries into Diaro from Evernote (pulling from phone storage).
It was 1,890 entries, so it took a little bit to sync with Diaro. When complete, I saw the sync with Diaro on the web.
In Diaro Android app, I enabled a backup file in Dropbox.
Opened the Day One Android app, imported from Diaro (.zip). This took a while to complete. When finished, I had a new Journal in Day One Android named 'Diaro'.
This did not sync with Day One Mac or iOS so I exported the journal as JSON and emailed to myself.
Then downloaded the JSON to my Mac. I renamed the file to what I wanted the journal to be named.
From the Day One Mac app, imported the JSON .zip and it imported all of the notes correctly.
Drivers o2micro. Done.
*The tag I made in Evernote before exporting the .enex, I don't think I needed that. Or maybe I would've needed it if I exported multiple notebooks at once. I just did an individual notebook.
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P.S. I don’t ever want to do that again.
Importing Day One to Evernote
After a massive struggle from Day One to Evernote to Simplenote to txt document solutions including Write for Mac, Byword and 1Writer and back to Day One, I’ve had to settle for Evernote and its lack of offline access.
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Searching Day One to Evernote comes up with some 2012 solutions that just don’t seem to work. This solution isn’t entirely automated, but I managed to transfer 125 entries in Day One to Evernote in 30 minutes using this method:
1. Export Day One entries to a text document using the built in menu command.
2. Rename the export fileentries.txt
3. Open up the terminal and move to the directory where you exported Day One.
4. Typepythonto open the python shell (python is pre-installed on OS X)
5. Paste the following in and press enter
Export Day One To Evernote
6. Drag the exported text files into the Evernote notes list (you’ll need at least 1 note there already to do this)
Day One Import From Evernote
7. Go through your imports manually entering/copying the note title and copying and pasting the string of tags (you can pass multiple tags at once).
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Obviously this process could be tidied up a bit, but the lack of an existing and working automated process suggests people just want to get on with things…fair enough. Let me know if you have a better way.
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