chienote

chienote

An evernote-to-jekyll post synchronizer, heavily inspired by postach.io.

Installation

go get github.com/chiepomme/chienote

Usage

cd [your-jekyll-root]
chienote init
chienote sync
chienote convert
jekyll build

It is better to add _evernote.yml and _cache/ to your .gitignore.

Configuration

chienote init initializes your configuration file, whose name is _evernote.yml. You need some information listed below to initialize.

• client key ( request api key at https://dev.evernote.com/doc/ )
• client secret ( request api key at https://dev.evernote.com/doc/ )
• developer token ( see https://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/authentication.php )
• notebook name

Formatting

In addition to evernote's text decorations, list, and todoes, you can use some markdowns.

Heading

# Heading1 -> <h1>Heading1</h1>
## Heading2 -> <h2>Heading1</h2>
### Heading3 -> <h3>Heading1</h3>
#### Heading4 -> <h4>Heading1</h4>
##### Heading5 -> <h5>Heading1</h5>

Code Fence

```go
var someVariable int
```

⇩

{% highlight go %}
    var someVariable int
{% endhighlight %}

Attachments

Attachments are just copied to resources directory under your jekyll root. In posts, resources are shown by html tags.

Tagging

chienote has special tags. The other tags are used as post's tags in jekyll.

Custom URL

Evernote's url attribute is used for the post filename. If nothing's set, the title is used.

Author

chiepomme
http://chiepom.me/
http://twitter.com/chiepomme