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Using enno with sandbox developer token instead of oauth? #6
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The readme might not be clear here, item 6 in the readme talks about how to use the sandbox developer token by exporting some environment variables:
You'd set If you want to submit a pull request with clearer documentation I'd be appreciative. |
Thanks @Jaymon happy to take a swing at it. |
@Jaymon I'm trying to expand out the README a bit more but am having difficulty getting Here is what I've tried in terms of calling the
Could you provide an alternative that includes a full call to the |
I've updated I don't have time to verify if anything else is out of date but I could at least get the command to open the Evernote login, so it's working on the surface. One thing I realized as I was testing this in a Vagrant box is that the Oauth flow doesn't work if you don't have access to a browser. Not sure that can easily be accounted for either :( Sorry for the hiccups, I wrote this code for a personal project and threw it up here but never completely finished getting it ready for other people to use or kept it up to date 😬 |
Is it possible to use
enno
with the Sandbox developer key downloaded manually from the sandbox website? The README shows how to use theoauth
workflow, but the recommended workflow seems to be to not useoauth
during development (see top of https://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/dev_tokens.php)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: