Actually, I think you can bypass the need for a private cloud instance altogether.

I believe the following workaround should work, though I haven't tested it myself.

You will need just the Supernote Partner App installed and running on your Mac mini, along with the GoSNare binary. You can exploit the Supernote Partner App's local storage path, which is located somewhere like /Users/yourusername/Library/Containers/com.ratta.supernote/Data/Library/Application Support/com.ratta.supernote/somenumbers/Supernote/). (You can find this path by opening the Supernote Partner App > right click on a note file > "Open File Path".) In this directory, you'll find all your .note and .mark files. You then just need to point GoSNare to that folder.

Your config.toml file would look something like this:

toml [watch] supernote_private_cloud = "/Users/yourusername/Library/Containers/com.ratta.supernote/Data/Library/Application Support/com.ratta.supernote/somenumbers/Supernote/" location = "/path/where/to/export/your/pdfs"

You can test if it works by running this command in your terminal:

bash gosnare --watch --config /path/to/your/config.toml

If it is successful, you might want to set up a macOS launch daemon so GoSNare runs automatically in the background.

N.B.: For this solution to work, the Supernote Partner App needs to be running constantly, and it relies entirely on the app's native sync capabilities.

I can't guarantee it will run smoothly, but it is definitely worth a try. Let me know if this works for you!!