Boost Note Next Local

File Hierarchy

The Boost Note directory will have one metadata file called “boostnote.json”.

The Boost Note directory will have two subdirectories named “attachments” and “notes”.

The “notes” directory will contain one JSON file for each note in your collection.

For example, your Boost Note directory may look like this:

.
├── attachments
│   └── image-kzaa7q90.png
├── boostnote.json
└── notes
    ├── BBJGwkU_K.json
    ├── -bTIjMLFQZ.json
    └── LP4IVuuEL.json

Boostnote.json Specification

Boostnote Collection Metadata File

Schema for boostnote.json file
type	object
properties
folderMap	type	object
	patternProperties
	^.*$	type	object
		Folder
tagMap	type	object
	patternProperties
	^.*$	type	object
		Tag

Folder

type	object
properties
_id	Folder id
	type	string
	examples	folder:/
		folder:/Parent
		folder:/Parent/Child
createdAt	ISO 8601
	type	string
	examples	2022-02-05T20:50:38.611Z
data	type	object
orderId	Randomly generated id for this folder
	type	string
	examples	folder:PD-djD04o1
		folder:AbHlHVwx2h
orderedIds	orderIds of child folders
	type	array
	items	anyOf	type	string
updatedAt	ISO 8601
	type	string
	examples	2022-02-05T20:50:38.611Z

Tag

type	object
properties
_id	type	string
createdAt	ISO 8601
	type	string
	examples	2022-02-05T20:50:38.611Z
data	type	object
updatedAt	ISO 8601
	type	string
	examples	2022-02-05T20:50:38.611Z

Note Specification

Note Schema for Boost Note Next Local

This is the JSON schema for an individual note within a Boost Note Next Local Space
type	object
properties
_id	type	string
title	type	string
content	type	string
tags	type	array
	items	anyOf	type	string
folderPathname	type	string
data	type	object
createdAt	type	string
updatedAt	type	string
trashed	type	boolean
_rev	type	string