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ever2boost

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ever2boost is a CLI tool for conversion Evernote to Boostnote.

Quick start

Get Evernote developer token from here.

$ gem install ever2boost
$ ever2boost import
DEVELOPER_TOKEN: <input your developer token>

Limitation? Go here

Connect to your Boostnote

You need to connect it to Boostnote. Go Menu -> Add Storage and add it.

how_to_add_storage

And select your storage. It's at ~/evernote_storage by default on import.

how_to_chose_the_directory

ever2boost command

Ever2boost has 2 commands for conversion convert and import.

$ ever2boost -h
Commands:
  ever2boost convert         # convert from .enex
  ever2boost help [COMMAND]  # Describe available commands or one specific co...
  ever2boost import          # import from evernote

Create notes storage from Evernote

First, you need to create new Boostnote storage by ever2boost. And you can choose which command do you use, import or convert.

import

Import all of notes from cloud storage at Evernote.

import command has 1 option d which specify output directory.

$ ever2boost help import
Usage:
  ever2boost import

Options:
  d, [--directory=DIRCTORY_PATH]  # make Boostnote storage in the directory default: ~/evernote_storage

import from evernote

  1. get your developer token from https://www.evernote.com/api/DeveloperToken.action how_to_get_your_developer_token

  2. run ever2boost import

$ ever2boost import
DEVELOPER_TOKEN: <input your developer token>

And import will start. It uses EvernoteAPI, thus you should take care access limitations.

convert

Convert notes from .enex file which is exported file from Evernote.

You can get how to export from official document.

convert has 1 option d which specify output directory.

$ ever2boost help convert
Usage:
  ever2boost convert

Options:
  d, [--directory=DIRCTORY_PATH]  # make Boostnote storage in the directory default: ~/evernote_storage

convert from .enex

Requirements

Ruby: 2.0.0 or above
bundler: Corresponding to Ruby

if you don't have bundler:

$ gem install bundler

if it fails by permission, you can run as sudo (perhaps you're using preinstalled Ruby in the OS)

Something happens

If your Boostnote would be broken:

  • Notes and folders disappear
  • Folder names are something wrong (e.g: Unknown 1)

First of all, look over this document. After that, if you would not find how to solve your error, please report an issue.

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/BoostIO/ever2boost.

More information: how_to_develop_ever2boost

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.