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lantern-granola-sync

v0.1.3

Published

Sync Granola meeting notes to your Lantern library

Readme

lantern-granola-sync

Sync your Granola meeting notes to your Lantern library.

Usage

npx lantern-granola-sync

On first run, it will:

  1. Check for Granola credentials on your machine
  2. Open your browser to authenticate with Lantern
  3. Fetch all your Granola meeting notes
  4. Create a "Granola" collection (if it doesn't exist)
  5. Sync notes to your Lantern library and add them to the collection

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • Granola desktop app installed and signed in (macOS only)
  • Lantern account

How it works

The tool reads your Granola authentication from ~/Library/Application Support/Granola/supabase.json (automatically created when you sign into Granola).

Meeting notes are synced as conversations with:

  • source: "granola"
  • conversationType: "meeting"
  • Automatically added to a "Granola" collection

Notes are tracked locally to avoid duplicates on subsequent runs.

Options

--force, -f          Re-sync all notes, even if already synced
--lantern-url <url>  Lantern web URL (default: https://onlantern.com)
--api-url <url>      Lantern API URL (default: https://api.onlantern.com)
--help, -h           Show help

Re-syncing

By default, notes that have already been synced are skipped. To force a full re-sync:

npx lantern-granola-sync --force

Data storage

Sync state and credentials are stored in ~/.lantern-granola-sync/:

  • credentials.json - Lantern authentication
  • state.json - Tracks which notes have been synced

To reset, delete this directory:

rm -rf ~/.lantern-granola-sync

License

MIT