n8n-nodes-evernote

This is an n8n community node for Evernote. It lets you create, read, update, delete, and search notes, plus list notebooks and tags using an Evernote developer token.

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Installation Operations Credentials Compatibility Usage Resources Version history

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

Operations

• Note: create, read (ENML or HTML), update (replace or append), delete, search (metadata by default, optional full notes).
• Notebook: list notebooks (name, GUID, stack, default flag).
• Tag: list tags (name, GUID, parent GUID).

Credentials

• Use an Evernote developer token (personal access token). Add it to the Evernote API credential in n8n.
• Toggle Use Sandbox if your token targets the Evernote sandbox environment.

Compatibility

Node 24.x is required. Use nvm use (with the provided .nvmrc) or your version manager of choice before installing to satisfy the engines and engine-strict checks.

Usage

• Content formats: choose Plain Text (wrapped in ENML) or HTML (sanitized to ENML). When reading, you can request raw ENML or simplified HTML.
• Content editing modes (Note → Update):
  • Replace Content: rebuilds the note body from the provided Content/HTML Content.
  • Append to Content: loads the existing body and appends the provided Content/HTML Content at the end.
  • Keep Existing Content: leaves the body unchanged so you can update only title, tags, notebook, or attributes.
  • Search & Replace in Content: loads the existing body and runs a text or regex search & replace before saving.
• Note attributes: optional Note Attributes (JSON) field lets you send attributes such as {"sourceURL": "https://example.com"} on create/update.
• Independent updates: with Keep Existing Content, you can move a note between notebooks, change tags, and update attributes or title without touching the body.
• Attachments: enable “Add Attachments” and list binary property names (comma-separated). Attachments are hashed (MD5) and injected as <en-media> in the note.
• Search: uses Evernote search grammar. Defaults to metadata; enable “Full Notes” to fetch complete notes.

Resources

• n8n community nodes documentation
• Link to app/service documentation.

Version history

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