I love Sublime Text 3 and use Evernote a lot. Today I’d like to share how to connect Evernote with Sublime Text 3. This is useful because most of the time I store my code snippets in my Evernote account. And since I’m using Ubuntu, there is no native Evernote client, so the only way I can use it is through the Evernote web app.
To cut it short: to connect Evernote with Sublime Text 3, I’m using a Sublime module called sublime-evernote. You can see the source on GitHub.
Installation
- Install Sublime Package Manager. If it’s already installed, skip this step.
- Open the command palette, find “Package Control: Install Package”, search for “Evernote”, and install it.
- Open the command palette, find “Evernote Settings: Reconfigure Authorization”.
- Then you need to put the API key from your Evernote account. Click here to get it.
- Save it and finish the installation.
How to create a note
- To create a new note, open the command palette and look for “Evernote: New empty note”.
- Fill in the title, notebook, and tags.
- Write the content of your note below.
- When you are finished you can save it back to Evernote via the command palette: look for “Evernote: Send to Evernote as a new note”.
Open and update a note
- To open an existing note, first open the command palette and look for “Evernote: Open Evernote note”.
- Find your note using the search box.
- You can update your note.
- When you are finished you can save it back to Evernote via the command palette: look for “Evernote: Update Evernote note”.
That’s it. If you find any interesting tricks please leave a comment below.