Convert data from Evernote to Boostnote.


This tool is called “ever2boost”.

Download

$ gem install ever2boost

How to use “ever2boost”

  1. Go to http://www.evernote.com/api/DeveloperToken.action

  2. Get the developer token.

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  1. Start import using the following command.
$ ever2boost import
DEVELOPER_TOKEN: [your developer token]
  1. “~ / evernote_storage” directory is created at Boostnote’s storage.

  2. Link the folder that imported into Boostnote.

  3. Open Boostnote and go to “Preferences -> Storages -> Add Storage”.

  4. Click to “Location ….” on Add Storage modal.

  1. Select “evernote_storage” and press Create button!

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Completed!

About Evernote API

ever2boost uses Evernote API, there is API limitation at the time of running.

Error due to API restrictions

① Each folder can only import up to 250. ② Only about 500 can be imported in one hour as a whole ③ Limitations due to the capacity of uploaded files such as images ④ As for importing images, the “import” command is supported, and the “convert “command does not.

When an error occurs, warning sentences and error statements are displayed as follows.

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Convert command

Ever2boost has convert command to convert “.enex file” exported from Evernote as Boostnote’s storage.

# How to use
$ ever2boost convert ~ / evernotefile.enex

By default it is created in “~ / evernote_storage_enex”. As with the import command, it also has the -d option and you can specify the output destination yourself.

If the output destination of convert suffers, it is better to use “-d” because the folder display is incorrect.

Summary

Enjoy Boostnote and ever2boost! If you find bug in ever2boost, feel free to talk with us.

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