clojurenote.enml — clojurenote 0.4.0

create-enml-document clj

(create-enml-document content)

Creates an ENML document by adding XML headers and wrapping with a <en-note> tag. Original content must already be valid ENML

default-en-tag-fns clj

en-media->simple-img-fn clj

(en-media->simple-img-fn resource-map)

An alternate translation for <en-media> that will produce <img> tags if the type of media starts with 'image/' . This function actually produces the function that should be passed to enml-> html, given a resource-map argument. This would be a map of hash-to-URL. It thus requires knowledge of all the resource hashes contained within the ENML ahead of time, and this would typically be gathered by examining the resources of the original Note, possibly using clojurenote.notes/resource->bean-with-body-hash-hex

en-note->html-document clj

(en-note->html-document node)

An alternate translation for <en-note> that will create a complete HTML document.

enml->html clj

(enml->html enml & optional-en-tag-fns)

Translates an ENML document to HTML by removing headers and translating <en-*> tags. Default translation is simplist possible, but won't (for example) map <en-media> tags to <img> tags. Specify optional en-tag-fns argument in order to customize the tag translation behavior. See documentation on default-en-tag-fns for more detail.

enml-footer clj

enml-header clj

note->html clj

(note->html {content :content :as note} & more)

Same as enml->html (including the same optional argument), but takes a Note instead of ENML document. Note can be the original Java object returned by the Evernote API, or can be the 'beaned' version of the same object.

plain-span clj

(plain-span text)

remove-headers clj

(remove-headers enml)

replace-tags clj

(replace-tags tag-fns node)

walk-fn clj

(walk-fn user-supplied-tag-fns)