Closed foxmask closed 5 years ago
I'm trying to import my notes as well and yes there's no more developer tokens available But you could create one on the sandbox environment: https://sandbox.evernote.com/ https://sandbox.evernote.com/api/DeveloperToken.action
And then import your notes there (by changing to the sandbox environment for Evernote app)
And then change the Evernote host here to point to sandbox.evernote.com
instead of the production one
Then run ./bin/ever2boost import
again
I see the API limit reached message so I'm going to try tomorrow :( to see if it will work or not
Update: I was able to do it 👍 I had to change the code a bit to reference the sandbox environment (all of the requires were referencing the installed gem and not the local files which I changed)
But to be honest the result is not that good :)
In the next few days I will work on a solution (a local one so no need of API or anything) to import a combination of HTML and ENEX into Boostnote (Images should be included)
But my concern is that the imported HTML will work only for reading and not editing the notes but this will work at least for me since I just want a reference to my old notes and I don't need to edit them anymore
I've created a new tool to import HTML notes into Boostnote Please let me know what you think: https://github.com/muhammad-saleh/evernote2boostnote
i've left boostio
When running ever2boost on debian 9.4 :
the ever2boost import can't work as there is no more allowed developer tokens
My Evernote.enex size is 600Mo