Command line tool for converting to/from remarkable .rm version 6 (software version 3) files.
To install in your current Python environment:
pip install rmc
Or use pipx to install in an isolated environment (recommended):
pipx install rmc
Convert a remarkable v6 file to other formats, specified by -t FORMAT:
$ rmc -t markdown file.rm
Text in the file is printed to standard output.
Specify the filename to write the output to with -o:
$ rmc -t svg -o file.svg file.rm
The format is guessed based on the filename if not specified:
$ rmc file.rm -o file.pdf
Create a .rm file containing the text in text.md:
$ rmc -t rm text.md -o text.rm
Right now the converter works well while there are no text boxes. If you add text boxes, there are x issues:
- if the text box contains multiple lines, the lines are actually printed in the same line, and
- the position of the strokes gets corrupted.
rmc uses rmscene to read the .rm files, for which https://github.com/ddvk/reader helped a lot in figuring out the structure and meaning of the files.
@chemag added initial support for converting to svg and pdf.
@Seb-sti1 made lots of improvements to svg export and updating to newer rmscene versions.
@ChenghaoMou added support for new pen types/colours.
@EelcovanVeldhuizen for code updates/fixes.
@p4xel for code fixes.