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Geeknote: Evernote Command Line Client #14202

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Python package to read/write/sync individual files and folders to your
Evernote account. Supports Markdown and Plain Text files.

Login to Evernote:
$ geeknote login

Use VIM as Default Editor
$ geeknote settings --editor vim

Create New Note in Default Notebook
$ geeknote create -t "Test Note Title" -c "Test Note Content"

Search for Note Just Created
$ geeknote find "Test Note Title"

Edit the Note
$ geeknote edit 1

Ryan Erwin added 2 commits August 15, 2012 20:46
Python package to read/write/sync individual files and folders to your
Evernote account. Supports Markdown and Plain Text files.

Login to Evernote:
  $ geeknote login

Use VIM as Default Editor
  $ geeknote settings --editor vim

Create New Note in Default Notebook
  $ geeknote create -t "Test Note Title" -c "Test Note Content"

Search for Note Just Created
  $ geeknote find "Test Note Title"

Edit the Note
  $ geeknote edit 1
- Geeknote python script breaks when symlinked
- Created shell script to launch the geekcode python script
- Nested shell quoting is now handled properly
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This looks like a very cool idea!

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Saw Geeknote in the 2012 Evernote Devcup Finalists.

I'd say it's beta ware right now, but very promising --- and I would certainly prefer to use MacVim + MarkDown to input text, instead of the Evernote Editor interface. The "Create Note" action should be amended to work more like a git commit, but it's off to a good start. Overall, I think it fits nicely with the Homebrew model.

http://devcup.evernote.com/submissions/8317-geeknote-a-command-line-client-for-evernote

homepage 'http://www.geeknote.me'
url 'https://github.com/VitaliyRodnenko/geeknote/tarball/master'
version '0.1'
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This is not a stable download; formula must define a stable, versioned download (with a checksum!) in order to be considered for inclusion in core.

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adamv commented Aug 25, 2012

Passing on this until it has a stable release.

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kgadek commented Apr 1, 2015

Shouldn't it be updated & revised now, ~2y later? I can do it, however everything is nearly ready, don't want to steal good work from @ryanerwin :)

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The geeknote repository still has no tagged releases, so we're still unable to accept it for that reason.

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@mistydemeo That reason is ridiculous. There are formulas with only HEAD.

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@autosquid Not in Homebrew core. It's documented (https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/blob/master/share/doc/homebrew/Formula-Cookbook.md#basic-instructions) and checked by audit.

Please read our Code of Conduct (https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/blob/master/CODEOFCONDUCT.md) before commenting again in future, thanks.

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@MikeMcQuaid
Thanking for the codeofcondct, and apologizes for being rude.

So, since "The geeknote repository still has no tagged releases", is it still possible for an acceptable P.R?

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Thanking for the codeofcondct, and apologizes for being rude.

No worries, thanks for the apology.

So, since "The geeknote repository still has no tagged releases", is it still possible for an acceptable P.R?

No, unfortunately, sorry.

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