Ultra-simple node app that uploads files from a folder to your reMarkable Tablet thanks to RmApi & watchman. It can be used for simple dnd transfer and can be useful in many other automated applications.

Demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SX8s0wqZ2ks&feature=youtu.be

⚠️ Files placed in the folder will be uploaded then deleted ⚠️

Installation

1 - Clone & install repo

git clone https://github.com/hmenzagh/reMarkable-Sink && cd reMarkable-Sink && yarn

2 - Install watchman

3 - Install & Configure RmApi

Don't forget to run & set your one-time code !

4 - Setup .env file

PATH_TO_RMAPI='/Users/hmenzagh/go/bin/rmapi'
SINK_FOLDER_PATH='/Users/hmenzagh/Desktop/reMarkable-Sink' # Must be an absolute path
REMARKABLE_FOLDER='Sink' # To create in top-level reMarkable folder

5 - Do a quick test with yarn start

Done 🎉 (don't forgat to exit the process before setting up daemon)

Run at startup

MacOS

(Tested on Big Sur)

1 - Update com.remarkable-sink.hmenzagh.plist

Change line :15 to reflect your folder absolute path

2 - Install Brew

Setup command as of 11/2020

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install.sh)"

3 - Install bash

brew install bash

⚠️ This is needed because of MacOS's SIP that prevents reMarkable-Sink from deleting/reading the PDFs properly and causes EPERM errors. The other option is to disable SIP witch is not recommended for most users.

4 - Install forever

npm install forever -g

5 - Move the plist to Launch LaunchAgents

mv com.remarkable-sink.hmenzagh.plist ~/Library/LaunchAgents/.

6 - Start the daemon

launchctl load ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.remarkable-sink.hmenzagh.plist
launchctl start com.remarkable-sink.hmenzagh

or restart the computer !

(launchctl load can fail and is a known issue with Big Sur, in this case you should restart)

Linux

(Alternatively you can setup a crontab)

1 - Install PM2

sudo npm install pm2 -g

2 - Start reMarkable-Sink

pm2 start index.js -n reMarkable-Sink

3 - Save setup

pm2 save

4 - Set at startup

sudo pm2 startup and follow instructions if needed !

Limitations

• Only accepts PDFs < 50mo
• The user that executes index.sj needs to be the user that is logged in with RmAPI