Organize and Export Your Kindle's My Clippings.txt to Evernote.
conda create
You'll need an Evernote Developer token. Go to https://www.evernote.com/api/DeveloperToken.action to get a developer token for you production account. Mine looks like: S=aDD:U=DDDDDD:E=15SDFSDFDF:C=35234234:A=en-devtoken:V=2:H=SDFKJSDKFJKSDJFKSDJFKJSD. Note that this is not the Evernote API secret.
Save the key in a text file. You will input this file's path as a required argument to Kindle2Evernote.py.
Access your Kindle Highlights via My Clippings.txt file in every Kindle, and save it locally.
The path to this local file is a required argument to Kindle2Evernote.py.
Open a terminal window and run:
python kindle2evernote.py `My Clippings.txt` en_auth.txt
If you wish to specify a specific notebook to add the highlights to, use the -n or --notebook option:
python kindle2evernote.py `My Clippings.txt` en_auth.txt -n Books
To see log output, use the -v or --verbose option
python kindle2evernote.py `My Clippings.txt` en_auth.txt -v
This is a fork from of benhorvath@gmail.com kindle2evernote2 repo. This version is based on python3 and uses conda for installation.