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op-img-extract.console.js
[...$$('img')].map(img => {
const imageFilename = img.getAttribute('src');
const [type, ...name] = img.parentNode.parentNode.parentNode.parentNode.nextSibling.nextSibling.textContent.trim().split('\n').map(string=>string.trim()).reverse();
return `cp '${imageFilename}' '${name.reverse().join(' ')}.${imageFilename.split('.').reverse()[0]}'`;
}).join('\n')
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subtleGradient commented May 28, 2019 •
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  1. Go here https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pwl7KRsOtoE7p66MW7PWxICQOCxHXuIaQDOAPhEYvIo/edit
  2. Export as HTML
  3. Unzip
  4. Open the HTML in Chrome
  5. Open the chrome devtools
  6. Paste the op-img-extract.console.js script into the console
  7. copy the results with copy($_)
  8. Open a terminal window and cd into the unzipped folder
  9. Paste the shell script code into the terminal
  10. Drag all of the images into a Notion.sh Gallery DB window

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