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devrel-weekly CLI

Hey Mary 👋

Here's how to get this set up

Install

Run the following command:

npm install -g https://github.com/avigoldman/devrel-weekly.git

Now you should be able to use the command line tool.

The following command will write a table to output.csv with the tag analysis excluding the "archive tag" for the last quarter in 2019.

devrel-weekly evernote-analyze my-file.enex --exclude "archive" --from "2019-09-01" --to "2019-12-31" --output "output.csv"

Note: Replace my-file.enex with the name of the .enex file you've exported from Evernote. Before running the command, make sure to cd into the folder where the exported file exists.

WARNING: Be sure to rename your output file before running your next command in order to not overwrite the previous data.

Commands

There are four commands in the CLI:

  • evernote-analyze [enex-file] - analyze tag usage grouped by month
  • evernote-filter [enex-file] - filter documents by tag, date, and title
  • pocket-download - download pocket all archive data
  • pocket-analyze [csv-file] - analyze tag usage grouped by month from pocket archive data
  • raindrop-download - download raindrop all archive data
  • raindrop-analyze [csv-file] - analyze tag usage grouped by month from raindrop archive data

They share the same options:

  • --from - Start date (YYYY-MM-DD) for when the note was created created
  • --to - End date (YYYY-MM-DD) for when the note was created
    • Default: today
  • --output – Output file. If not specified the results are written to the console.
  • --include - Tags to include. All tags are included if not set.
  • --exclude - Tags to exclude
  • --format - Format for the output
    • options: "json", "csv"
    • default: "csv"
  • --title - Filters notes if title includes the given value. Case-insensitive.

If you are ever not sure what commands or flags are available, run devrel-weekly --help

Using with jq

You can pipe the output to jq by not specifying an output file and setting the format to "json".

Example: get the first note found.
devrel-weekly filter my-file.enex --exclude "archive" --format "json" | jq '.[0]'