md2logseq

A CLI tool that converts standard Markdown (GFM) to Logseq-compatible block Markdown.

What it does

Logseq uses an outliner format where every line is a - prefixed block. This tool converts regular Markdown into that format:

• Headings become nested blocks (H2 inside H1, H3 inside H2, etc.)
• Paragraphs and list items become blocks
• Code blocks are preserved as multiline blocks, optionally nested under the preceding paragraph
• Tables are preserved as single multiline blocks
• Inline markup (bold, italic, links, images, strikethrough) is kept as-is

Example

Input:

# Getting Started

Install the tool:

```bash
cargo install md2logseq
```

## Usage

Run with `--help` for options.

Output (Logseq block format):

- # Getting Started
  - Install the tool:
    - ```bash
      cargo install md2logseq
      ```
  - ## Usage
    - Run with `--help` for options.

Installation

cargo install --path .

Or build from source:

cargo build --release
# binary at: target/release/md2logseq

Usage

md2logseq [OPTIONS]

Options:
  -i, --input <FILE>       Input Markdown file (reads from stdin if omitted)
  -o, --output <FILE>      Output file (writes to stdout if omitted)
      --flat-headings      Replace heading text with bold text (## markers removed)
      --no-heading-markers Disable # markers on heading blocks
      --split-paragraphs   Split multi-line paragraphs: each line becomes a separate block
      --no-code-under-para Disable nesting code blocks under the preceding paragraph
  -h, --help               Print help

Pipe usage

cat notes.md | md2logseq > notes-logseq.md
md2logseq -i notes.md -o notes-logseq.md

Options explained

Development

cargo test
cargo run -- -i input.md

License

MIT