Sounds pretty good to me. Though isn't most of Evernote's API through Thrift (which doesn't seem to be JS friendly)? Although I could be way off there...
- Blair On 4/5/09 3:39 PM, Unifier wrote: > > While converting the Evernote bookmarklet to a command is a very > effective solution (especially now that I've finally master keyboard > navigating FF on Mac), I would like to see Evernote's features become > more deeply accessible to Ubiquity. Here's a concept that I spent some > time brainstorming on (inspired by Gary Hodgson's Remember the Milk > Ubiquity commands): > > 1. en-quicknote notetitle (contents text) (to Notebook) (url > text) (tags text) (open Prompt, Evernote) > > * Seeing that a title is all that's needed to create a note, it > should be the main argument. However, highlighted text would be much > more likely to be desired in the quicknote's contents in this > particular command so it should place that information there by > default. > > *One problem with this and other note creating commands is the > inability to create multi-line notes within Ubiquity unless present in > highlighted text. "open Prompt" solves this by launching the same > prompt found in the Evernote bookmarklet, preconfigured based on the > information entered in the ubiquity command. Since "open Prompt" > prevents immediate quicknote submission, users may also find it useful > for previewing purposes. > > *"open Evernote" displays the new note in Evernote, like > clicking the "View in Evernote" link in the bookmarklet clipper > > 2. en-clip-selection selection (title text) (contents text) (to > Notebook) (tags text) (open Prompt, Evernote) > > * If the title argument is not used, the source's url will be > the title like the default in the Evernote bookmarklet. > > 3. en-clip-webpage notecontents (title text) (to Notebook) (tags > text) (open Prompt, Evernote) > > * Clips the entire page. > * If the title argument is not used, the source's url will be > the title like the default in the Evernote bookmarklet. > > 4. en-view-note notetitle (contents text) (notebook text) (tags > tagname) > > * When no text or arguments are supplied, displays the most > recent notes in the ubiquity preview for selection (similar to the > mobile web client). > > 5. en-edit-note notetitle (contents text) (notebook text) (tags > tagname) > > * When no text or arguments are supplied, displays the most > recent notes in the ubiquity preview for selection (similar to the > mobile web client). > > 6. en-append text (to Notetitle) > > *Creates a new line of text at the end of a note. > > 7. en-prepend text (to Notetitle) > > *Creates a new line of text at the beginning of a note. > > 8. en-move-note notetitle (to Notebook) > > 9. en-tag-note notetitle (tag tagname) > > 10. en-mail-note notetitle (to text) (message text) > > 11. en-print-note notetitle > > > Is there anything that needs to be clarified? Is this possible with > what Evernote has currently made available to developers? Please let > me know. > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "ubiquity-firefox" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/ubiquity-firefox?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
