README

This repository serves as an example of how you can use this script to manually sync HTML exports of your Evernote notebook with a Jekyll site.

Requirements

• npm
• jekyll

Installation

To use this example on your own site:

• Download the latest release into the root of your Jekyll folder and unzip it.
• cd into the release folder and run npm install.

Use

• Export your notebook from Evernote
• Modify config.import.path to point to wherever you've placed the folder exported by Evernote.
• Modify config.output.posts_path to point to wherever you'd like to store the HTML files from your Evernote posts as a Jekyll Collection. Ensure this folder exists before proceeding.
• Add a collection in your config.yml file as described here.
• Modify config.output.media_path to point to wherver you'd like to export the resources associated with your Evernote posts. Ensure this folder exists before proceeding.
• Ensure you've set a evernote_media_export_path in your config.yml to point to the same folder as config.output.media_path
• Run node index.js. This should successfully copy over all of your posts and resources, but watch the terminal for any errors in output.
• In theory, your posts should now be available anywhere in your site in the variable site.evernotes (or however you configured it in config.yml). Refer to the index.html file in this repository for an example of how to access and style posts.