Evernote API - parse article headers from Habr and mark articles with tags
Good day, dear Habrasoobschestvo!
In this short topic, I want to tell you about my first encounter with the Evernote API.
So, it all started about six months ago, when I had enough free time at work, which I decided to spend wisely. I basically, of course, read articles on Habrahabr, where I met the mention of Evernote. I liked the service, I began to actively use it to save notes and links to articles that I did not have time to read at work. Once in my favorite Chrome I installed the Evernote Web Clipper plugin, it became very easy and quick to send a link to an article to Evernote. And then there was some nudobstvo ...
Over time, I began to feel some discomfort due to the fact that there were more and more articles to read “later”, less and less time, I didn’t put tags on it and find an article on topics of interest to me in a general notebook, which by then had turned into adustbin terrifying list of notes, it became problematic.
Around the same time, Evernote opened its API and it was possible to at least select something from the general heap of notes by using this API itself. Of course, my first desire was to write an application that would handle all the notes from Habr, and put down tags everywhere. Having spent a couple of evenings, I got the required tool and now it’s easy to find notes generated by Evernote Web Clipper. The program parses the title of a note like "Article title / Blog title / Habrahabr" and marks this note with tags "! Habrahabr" and "Blog title".
Perhaps someone from Habrasoobshchestva this small console application will benefit.
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Further some links:
1. An article describing the Evernote API
2. An article that mentions the procedure for obtaining an Evernote developer key.
3. A library that provides access to the Evernote API for C #
4. The application, which was discussed a little higher.
In this short topic, I want to tell you about my first encounter with the Evernote API.
So, it all started about six months ago, when I had enough free time at work, which I decided to spend wisely. I basically, of course, read articles on Habrahabr, where I met the mention of Evernote. I liked the service, I began to actively use it to save notes and links to articles that I did not have time to read at work. Once in my favorite Chrome I installed the Evernote Web Clipper plugin, it became very easy and quick to send a link to an article to Evernote. And then there was some nudobstvo ...
Over time, I began to feel some discomfort due to the fact that there were more and more articles to read “later”, less and less time, I didn’t put tags on it and find an article on topics of interest to me in a general notebook, which by then had turned into a
Around the same time, Evernote opened its API and it was possible to at least select something from the general heap of notes by using this API itself. Of course, my first desire was to write an application that would handle all the notes from Habr, and put down tags everywhere. Having spent a couple of evenings, I got the required tool and now it’s easy to find notes generated by Evernote Web Clipper. The program parses the title of a note like "Article title / Blog title / Habrahabr" and marks this note with tags "! Habrahabr" and "Blog title".
Perhaps someone from Habrasoobshchestva this small console application will benefit.
')
Further some links:
1. An article describing the Evernote API
2. An article that mentions the procedure for obtaining an Evernote developer key.
3. A library that provides access to the Evernote API for C #
4. The application, which was discussed a little higher.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/87712/
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