Built a markdown to Evernote action with full formatting

[akay64]

Hey! This is my first post.

I have just built an action that converts markdown from Drafts to ENML compatible markup for Evernote.

This action preserves the following when saving to Evernote:

• All heading formatting up to h3 (max supported by new Evernote)
• Line breaks and makes them Evernote compatable
• All list indentations
• Code blocks and make them Evernote compatible
• Inline code block and formats as monospace font in Evernote
• Checklists and todo lists with full functionality in Evernote to interact with them
• All other standard markdown offcourse.
• Tables with formatting improvements

What is the correct way to share my code/action file with the community?

Edit: Figured it out Save to Evernote (Full Formatting) | Drafts Directory

[sylumer]

@akay64

What is the correct way to share my code/action file with the community?

Via the actions directory.

[martinpacker]

Welcome @akay64! Apparently you’re new here.

[martinpacker]

Welcome @yazanabbas11!

[bleedingsaber]

Hi, is this action still alive?
It show me ‘This action has steps which are not supported on this platform.’ How can resolve this issue?

[sylumer]

The Evernote step has always been iOS/iPadOS only.

Using Evernote with Drafts

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[bleedingsaber]

Thanks. Didn’t use Evernote for long time. Thanks for your remind.