Script to transfer Supernote entries to DayOne

#!/bin/bash

# This is the path to the directory containing the individual journal .note files
JOURNAL_PATH=/Path/To/Your/Journal/Entries
# This is the path to the log of successful Supernote -> DayOne transfers
LOG_PATH=/Path/To/Your/Log/DayOneTransferLog.txt

for f in "$JOURNAL_PATH"/*.note;
do
filename=$(basename "$f")
if grep -Fxq "$filename" "$LOG_PATH"
then
  # the transfer log says this file has already been added, so skip this one
  continue
else
  # this file is not already in the transfer log
  # use supernote-tool to extract the handwriting recognition text
  supernote-tool convert -t txt -a "$JOURNAL_PATH"/"$filename" "$JOURNAL_PATH"/temp_output.txt
  if [[ -f "$JOURNAL_PATH"/temp_output.txt && -s "$JOURNAL_PATH"/temp_output.txt ]];
    # The supernote-tool command produced an output file, and  it isn't empty
  then
    echo "text found"
    entrydate=`echo $filename | sed -E 's/([0-9]{4})([0-9]{2})([0-9]{2})_([0-9]{2})([0-9]{2})([0-9]{2}).note/"\1-\2-\3 \4:\5:\6"/g'`
    echo "$entrydate"
    # Command to make a new DayOne entry
    dayone2 -j Journal -t supernote "machine transcription" -d "$entrydate" new < "$JOURNAL_PATH"/temp_output.txt
    # Log this filename so it won't be added to DayOne again
    echo "$filename" >> "$LOG_PATH"
  else
    # The supernote-tool command did not produce an output file, or it produced an empty file
    echo "no text found"
  fi
  # remove the supernote-tool output file
  rm "$JOURNAL_PATH"/temp_output.txt
fi
done