ingjieyeandClaude Opus 5
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Splits the original single-file exporter into a package and adds a query layer, so notes can be searched and read live instead of only exported. Reading the Core Data store rather than driving Notes.app through AppleScript is what makes full-text search practical. Measured on an 818-note store, osascript needs ~0.325s per note body (`first note whose id is` is an unindexed linear scan), so searching everything costs minutes; decoding every gzipped protobuf body here takes 0.11s total. No cache, so results are always current. - store.py read-only SQLite access, folder tree, attachments - parser.py gzip + protobuf decoding and Markdown rendering (moved verbatim) - search.py search, recency listing, single-note reads - export.py Markdown output and the incremental manifest Three correctness details found while building this: - Open with mode=ro, never immutable=1. The immutable flag makes SQLite skip the -wal file and silently serve a stale snapshot; the live store routinely carries megabytes of un-checkpointed WAL. - Recently Deleted is ZFOLDERTYPE = 1, and notes in it keep ZMARKEDFORDELETION = 0, so the existing filter still surfaced them. Matching the folder type is also language-independent. Now excluded by default. - Creation timestamps live in whichever of ZCREATIONDATE..3 is populated, so every candidate column is read. Export no longer writes a CLAUDE.md into the output directory unless asked with --write-claude-md. tests/test_parity.py keeps the original suite byte-for-byte as a regression check on the split; test_search.py covers the new query layer against a synthetic store. 48 tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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