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enno 0.0.6
Wrapper around Evernote's python client
License: MIT

Enno
====

Wrapper around Evernote's python client that makes it just a little more
pleasant to use.

Get an access token
-------------------

1. Go `here <http://dev.evernote.com/doc/>`__ and click **GET AN API
   KEY**.
2. Fill out the information for your Oauth app
3. Create an account on the `development
   server <https://sandbox.evernote.com/Registration.action>`__
4. add your key and secret to the environment:

   ::

       $ export ENNO_CONSUMER_KEY=...
       $ export ENNO_CONSUMER_SECRET=...

5. Create an access token:

   ::

       $ enno oauth --sandbox

6. Export your sandbox access token:

   ::

       $ export ENNO_SANDBOX=1
       $ export ENNO_SANDBOX_ACCESS_TOKEN=...

7. When you are ready to use your app on your actual live evernote, go
   `here <http://dev.evernote.com/support/>`__ and click **Activate an
   API Key**.

8. When your api key is activated you can then get a real access token:

   ::

       $ enno oauth
       $ export ENNO_SANDBOX=0
       $ export ENNO_ACCESS_TOKEN=...

Querying notes
--------------

.. code:: python

    from enno import Note

    # get the first 10 notes containing foo in the title
    q = Note.query.in_title("foo").limit(10)
    for n in q.get():
        print(n.title)

Creating notes
--------------

save text:

.. code:: python

    from enno import Note

    n = Note()

    n.title = "this is the title"
    n.plain = "this is the content"
    n.save()
    print(n.guid)

Save html:

.. code:: python

    n = Note()

    n.title = "this is the title"
    n.html = "<p>this is the content</p>"
    n.save()
    print(n.guid)

Evernote saves its notes in a format called
`ENML <http://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/enml.php>`__, this is
available in the ``.content`` property:

.. code:: python

    n = Note()

    n.title = "this is the title"
    n.html = "<p>this is the content</p>"
    print(n.content) # the html will have been converted to enml

Creating Notebooks
------------------

.. code:: python

    from enno import Notebook

    nb = Notebook()

    nb.name = "foo bar"
    nb.save()
    print(nb.guid)

Installation
------------

Use pip:

::

    $ pip install enno

To get the latest and greatest:

::

    $ pip install git+https://github.com/jaymon/enno#egg=enno