Evernoting in vscode with Markdown Support!
You can use ever new
to create an untitle file with metadata support, edit it and use ever publish
to publish it to evernote. And of course more than that.
Why EverMonkey is better? EverMonkey is inspired by the Sublime Text one, make local cache to avoid making net request everytime and in result you got a faster experience.
For tags use: you may have to use comma "," to split tags. You can get tips if you insert tags already exsist. Otherwise a new tag will be created.
---
title: note title
tags: tag1, tag2, tag3
notebook: notebook
---
Result:
IMPORTANT: Please read this carefully before you start using the extension
Use command ever token
to help you get your token & noteStoreUrl. After enter that command (Or your can visit the page directly - China | Other Countries).
Then open your user setting by Preferences: Open User Settings
, and copy&paste token info to (Search evermonkey
to get you there):
evermonkey.token
: your developer tokenevermonkey.noteStoreUrl
: your API url
- If you edit your note content in other client. For example, in the Evernote client. Then when you open note in the vscode again, you will see some extra html in the markdown text. So try to edit your note only in evermonkey, this way the markdown text will stay clean.
- You can report issues here Github issues
If you really like evermonkey, what about buying me a coffee? 😄
Have fun!