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Importing text files into Trunk Notes
If you have a bunch of text (could be Markdown or just good-old-fashioned-not-formatted plaintext) files you can easily import them into Trunk Notes.
First create a ZIP file of them on your computer
Then launch Trunk Notes on your iPhone and iPad, and start Wi-Fi Sharing (tap the button bottom left to see this feature)
Trunk Notes will give you a web address to type into your computer's web browser. Make sure you enter it in full - it will look something like 192.168.1.10:10000 (the :10000 is really important, you can leave typing the http:// in most browsers)
If you haven't configured Trunk Notes with a custom username/password then use trunk and password. Don't worry this is only running on your local network - it isn't going over the Internet!
Finally tap the Upload button (top right into the browser window) and select your ZIP file.
I suggest you try this with importing just a few files first. This feature can also be used to import a backup of all your text wiki entries.