tested with azk, from the following tutorial: https://blog.azukiapp.com/getting-started-with-evernote-s-api-in-10min-with-azk-2e7184b2a08b#.po9le5tyi

Evernote Sample Usage of API for Express

This is a sample application of Express with a library for accessing the Evernote API from node.

You can find a blog post on how to use it here.

Setup

• You need a sandbox account. If you haven't had a Sandbox account yet, you can create one here.
• Create the .env file to set your environment variables:

$ cp .env.sample .env

• Fill your API Consumer Key and Consumer Secret in .env.

Start application

Run with Node.js

• Change the environment variables in .env to:

APP_URL=http://localhost
PORT=3000

You can start the express server with npm start. Once the server starts, you can access http://localhost:3000 and see the application. It will list the notebooks in your sandbox account after you authenticate. Edit express/routes/index.js to try other parts of the Evernote API.

Run with azk

• Change the environment variables in .env to:

APP_URL=http://express.dev.azk.io
PORT=3000

Go to your terminal and run:

$ azk start

And open: http://express.dev.azk.io

Deploy to Heroku

To deploy to Heroku, just run:

git subtree push --prefix sample/express heroku master

# or force push
$ git push heroku `git subtree split --prefix sample/express master`:master --force