Call Dropbox to retrieve the authentication token.Clicking the "Connect Dropbox" button sends you to Dropbox for authorization. If you get an email, it will include as much info as I received. If the service fails you should get an email notification, and I will get one too. It works pretty good for me :) But I wouldn't rely on Gnotes for very important applications. If for some weird reason that happens, I'll figure it out then. I don't expect enough people to use this service for it to be a burden financially.
If you can't save a file successfully to Evernote, get in touch and I'll take a closer look. Gnotes will send an email when a note you saved to Dropbox is not successfully saved to Evernote. Yep, it gets snagged from Dropbox after you authorize access a specific folder. There is also some lightweight data about the file saved temporarily into log files for troubleshooting, but no content. I save some metadata about the transaction like the Dropbox file id and the Evernote file id, but none of your content is saved. The Gnotes AWS Lambda pulls your content from Dropbox, converts it to Evernote XML, and uploads to Evernote. md file is pulled by an AWS Lambda, converted to the wonky Evernote XML format, and uploaded. md file to your connected Dropbox folder, Gnotes receives a webhook notice. Why do I need to connect Dropbox and Evernote? When you connect your Dropbox and Evernote accounts the first time, I create a sample text file inside your Dropbox folder. The first line is the title of the resulting Evernote note. md extension in your Dropbox connected Gnotes folder. I was curious about AWS Lambda and needed a good test project. I don't like to rely on a third party service to hold all my content, so it's nice to have a local copy of everything.Īnd. Sometimes I like to write very long notes and Evernote gets laggy. I like to write a lot of notes and Evernote isn't the most convenient thing to pull up. Markdown is a beautiful thing, and I prefer to write notes with markdown formatting. As a coder, I like the interface to Atom, Sublime Text, and iTerm.
But I don't like the interface to Evernote.
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