A simple tool for the Command Line. It does only one thing:
Show untagged notes that should be tagged, or that ended up in the wrong notebook.
NOTE: The Java code in this repo does nothing fancy. Users can do easily what this repo does in the Evernote Desktop Client, using the List View
This is a small project to teach myself the Evernote API, Maven stuff, Java command-line-options processing, Eclipse-Maven interactions, and other technologies.
The command line application lists the titles of all notes in a Notebook, and how many tags there are. Read-Only access is required, no Read-write necessary. Therefore, it suffices to get a developer token for the Evernote Sandbox API.
If you want to clone this script and use it, then, obviously, it is required that you need to have an acount with Evernote, and get a token for your account.
Check out the (Eclipse) project, run the jar file inside the "target" directory, or build it from source and then run it as a java application. There is only a couple of files that matter, in the knbknb namespace. All other .java files are dependencies, most of them from the Evernote SDK.
Command line call
-n: Notebookname
-t: Your Token (a long password)
java -jar .\target\Evernote-Notelister-0.0.1-RELEASE.jar -v -t S-devtoken:H=d3abf... -n Ideen
Sample Output
Notebook: Nicht Getagged
--skipped!
Notebook: Unwichtig-oder-kann-weg
--skipped!
Notebook: Confirm-and-Config
--skipped!
Notebook: Getagged
--skipped!
Notebook: Ideen
---- contains notes without any tags:
* Bruce Eckel TIJ 1st ed: Java operators code als Junit tests
* Gute Vorsõtze f³r 2013
* interessante Kaffeebars berlin, mal besuchen
* Abstract EGU 2013 - Ideen
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