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API access to spaces and notebooks in spaces
NathanielH posted a topic in Spaces for Evernote Business
Having recently joined Evernote as a member of a business, we have started collaborating primarily through Notebooks within Spaces. I'm trying to use the API to programmatically access these notebooks, but haven't found a way to enumerate them; I've tried the business example from https://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/business.php, but the Notebooks from spaces are not showing up. Is there a guide or documentation on how to use spaces with the API? -
I just realized my automation scripts haven't been working for a while, then I saw that not only have my dev tokens been revoked, but the whole system is disabled: https://www.evernote.com/api/DeveloperToken.action What's the timeline for bringing dev tokens back? Also, can someone recommend a quick solution to generate an oauth token? This is purely a personal project, so I don't want to implement a front-end just to get a token. Thanks!
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According to the https://dev.evernote.com/appcenter/best_practices.php ever and note keyword should be avoid in the app name. I am building a webapp for evernote , and should the website name should avoid the keywords above? such as evermind.com will be ok ?
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Unable to Create Note: "A required parameter/field was absent"
UncleRic posted a topic in Evernote API Discussion
Greetings: I'm a nascent Evernote developer and am attempting to create my first note. I'm assuming that I already have a default notebook. At the moment, I'm merely cut/pasting code. Here's the code: NSString* filePath = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"rat-alone" ofType:@"png"]; NSData *myFileData = [NSData dataWithContentsOfFile:filePath]; NSData *dataHash = [myFileData enmd5]; EDAMData *edamData = [[EDAMData alloc] initWithBodyHash:dataHash size:myFileData.length body:myFileData]; EDAMResource* resource = [[EDAMResource alloc] initWithGuid:nil noteGuid:nil data:edamData mime:@"image/png" width:100.0 height:100.0 duration:0 active:0 recognition:0 attributes:nil updateSequenceNum:0 alternateData:nil]; NSString *noteContent = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>" "<!DOCTYPE en-note SYSTEM \"http://xml.evernote.com/pub/enml2.dtd\">" "<en-note>" "<span style=\"font-weight:bold;\">Hello photo note.</span>" "<br />" "<span>Evernote logo :</span>" "<br />" "%@" "</en-note>",[ENMLUtility mediaTagWithDataHash:dataHash mime:@"image/png"]]; resources = [NSMutableArray arrayWithArray:@[resource]]; EDAMNote *newNote = [[EDAMNote alloc] initWithGuid:nil title:@"Test photo note" content:noteContent contentHash:nil contentLength:noteContent.length created:0 updated:0 deleted:0 active:YES updateSequenceNum:0 notebookGuid:nil tagGuids:nil resources:resources attributes:nil tagNames:nil]; [[EvernoteNoteStore noteStore] setUploadProgressBlock:^(NSUInteger bytesWritten, long long totalBytesWritten, long long totalBytesExpectedToWrite) { NSLog(@"Total bytes written : %lld , Total bytes expected to be written : %lld",totalBytesWritten,totalBytesExpectedToWrite); }]; [[EvernoteNoteStore noteStore] createNote:newNote success:^(EDAMNote *note) { NSLog(@"Note created successfully."); } failure:^(NSError *error) { NSLog(@"Error creating note : %@",error); }]; Here's the debugger output: 2014-05-30 16:05:40.563 RicEverNote[6381:60b] {evernoteAction} 2014-05-30 16:05:40.565 RicEverNote[6381:60b] authenticated! noteStoreUrl:https://sandbox.evernote.com/shard/s1/notestore webApiUrlPrefix:https://sandbox.evernote.com/shard/s1/ 2014-05-30 16:05:43.481 RicEverNote[6381:60b] Total bytes written : 525 , Total bytes expected to be written : 525 (lldb) po error Error Domain=com.evernote.sdk Code=5 "A required parameter/field was absent" UserInfo=0xa8777b0 {parameter=Data.bodyHash, NSLocalizedDescription=A required parameter/field was absent} Question: How do I determine which field is absent? -
Extracting data from invoices - Would you use a service that could do that?
madpilot posted a topic in General Discussion Archive
Hi all, I've just started using Evernote with a SnapScan ix500, and it's pretty awesome. I've been shredding as I've been scanning, and this has shown an issue with this setup - I tend to forget that when bills are due. So I started looking at ways to parse the data out of the invoice, get the amount and due date, and then email me when they are due, and perhaps have a little dashboard that show me the bills due in the next week/month etc. Long story short, I have proof-of-concept code that does it, and I'm wondering if there would be interest in me developing this as a service that others could hook into - a digital corkboard that can email you The basic work flow is: 1) Scan the invoice, and tag it as "bill" (or similar) 2) Evernote notifies my service that a new invoice has been uploaded, and downloads the details and attempts to parse it 3) If the system recognises the invoice, it parses it and saves the data. 3a) If it doesn't, it emails you a link - click the link and you can highlight the interesting parts of the invoice, and save it. The next time the system sees that invoice it will be able to parse it. After that, the system will send emails to remind you a week before, the day before and when it becomes overdue. It will also have a dashboard listing the invoices visually. So, would you use it? If there is enough interest, I'll spin it out into a real project - No idea on pricing yet, but somewhere in the $5-$10/month range. I look forward to your feedback Myles -
I am new to the API and also to Android Dev. I was able to authenticate to evernote cloud successfully, and was also able to write notes to my sandbox account, from my android app. The problem is, I am not aware of how to cache my authentication so that i would not have to sign in and Authorize access, every time i open the app. Pleas help. PS: I had actually posted the same under "Evernote for Android" section but realised that such posts shud go to "Evernote for Developers" section so recreated same post in this section. Sorry for the mess!
