Integrate MongoDB Realm with Evernote

MongoDB Realm?

MongoDB Realm is a powerful, cloud-based database for mobile app development. It is an object-document mapping (ODM. framework that connects to existing code and data sources. The platform helps developers access their data effortlessly from any device.

Evernote?

Evernote is software, web service, and mobile app designed for note taking and archiving. It lets users cplect, organize, create, update, and share notes across all devices that have a web connection.

Integration of MongoDB Realm and Evernote

Now let’s look at how MongoDB Realm integrates with Evernote.

To integrate the two services, you can install the MongoDB Realm add-on in Evernote. The fplowing instructions are for MacOS. If you are using Windows or Linux, fplow the instructions on the MongoDB documentation page. You can find out more about how to do this on the Evernote blog.

First, you have to go to the Fusebox website and install Fusebox on your computer. Then, you will need to download the latest version of the Realm Object Server (ROS. This is a required installation step. Download the ROS package for your operating system from the Realm website. Then, extract the contents of the downloaded .zip file and run realmInstaller.exe to install ROS on your local machine. Your installation is complete when you see the message “Installation Complete!” Now you should start up ROS by running realmServer.exe from within the extracted directory once again.

Next, log in to your account at Evernote.com. Click on your profile picture in the upper right corner of the screen and select “Settings” from the dropdown menu. On the next page, click on “Evernote Trunk” under “Advanced.” Then, click on “Manage API key” under the “API Access” section of that page. Copy your API key from this page into Key Manager on your desktop machine. Now you can start up Evernote in order to confirm that everything is working correctly. Type in “dev mode” in the search bar at the top of the application window to activate this mode. Then, click on “Start Dev Mode” at the bottom of the screen. In a few moments, you should see a message stating that it has been enabled. To verify that it is working properly, enter some text into a notebook and then click on “Dev Mode” at the bottom of the screen again to turn off this mode. Now you should see a notification saying that the notebook has been synced to the server but not to other devices. You can then check that everything has been synchronized by going back to your profile settings page at Evernote.com and clicking on “Dev Mode” once again under “Advanced.” You should now see a message stating that “The data was successfully sent back down to all other endpoints for this user which have dev mode enabled. It may take up to 5 minutes for them to sync up with this change” Under “Manage APIs” click on “Enable API” and paste your API key into the appropriate box. After this step, you should be able to see your notebooks in Fusebox on your desktop machine and they should also appear in Evernote on your phone or tablet device. Now you can continue to use Fusebox as you normally would while using Evernote for storing all of your documents. When you want to use a document stored in Evernote as part of your project in Fusebox, just drag it into FrameMaker as you would any other document stored locally on your computer or on Dropbox or Google Drive. You will notice that there are no issues with formatting when you copy them into Fusebox since it is all done automatically by ROS.

Benefits of Integration of MongoDB Realm and Evernote

Here are some benefits of using these two tops together:

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