Render ebook highlights (exported from Libby app as JSON) using Obsidian's DataviewJS plugin.

libby-overdrive-notes.js

```dataviewjs 
// Change this to where your JSON file resides
const FILENAME = "book-highlights/libbyjourney-9818863-million-dollar-weekend.json";

// Load and parse the JSON
const JSON_STR = await dv.io.load(FILENAME);
const JSON_OBJ = JSON.parse(JSON_STR);
const { readingJourney, circulation, highlights } = JSON_OBJ;

// Cover Image, Title, Author
dv.paragraph(`![${readingJourney.cover.title}|200](${readingJourney.cover.url})`)
dv.header(1, `${readingJourney.cover.title} by ${readingJourney.author}`)

// Summary of Reading Journey
const timeline = circulation.map(a => `- ${new Date(a.timestamp).toDateString()} / ${a.activity} ${a.details || ''}`).join('\n');
dv.paragraph(`${timeline}\n\n`);

// Highlights
dv.header(2, "Highlights");

// Organize highlights by their position in the book
highlights.sort((prev, next) => (prev.percent < next.percent) ? -1 : 1);

// Split highlights by chapters
let prevChapterTitle = highlights[0].chapter;
dv.header(3, prevChapterTitle)

highlights.forEach(h => {
  if (h.chapter != prevChapterTitle) {
    dv.header(3, h.chapter);
    prevChapterTitle = h.chapter;
  }

  // Format highlights as code blocks (easier to copy)
  dv.paragraph("```\n" + h.quote.replace("\n\n", "") + "\n```");

  // ALTERNATIVELY: Format highlights as bullet points
  // dv.paragraph(`- ${h.quote.replace("\n\n", "")}`);
})

```