Evernote-Rails-Example - An example of how to set up an OAuth connection and make API requests to Evernote from within a Rails application

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2015-12-30	Create NotesController	Teddy Wing
	This will show an example page that gets notebook & note information from Evernote and displays it.
2015-12-30	SessionsController: Remove `User`-related code	Teddy Wing
	Since we don't have a `User` model or any user handling whatsoever in this app currently, let's remove any references to a "user" and just output the auth hash to the server log to see what we get. We can just copy our auth tokens manually to start making some requests to the Evernote API.
2015-12-30	SessionsController: Add sample code provided by OmniAuth	Teddy Wing
	This is the sample callback code to get access to the OAuth auth hash. A new route specifies that `SessionsController#create` should handle the OAuth callback coming from Evernote.
2015-12-30	Create SessionsController	Teddy Wing
	This will handle the OAuth callback coming from OmniAuth.
2015-12-30	Add a link to login with Evernote on homepage	Teddy Wing
	* Add index method to HomeController * Add root route to HomeController#index * Add link on index page to `/auth/evernote`
2015-12-30	Add Auth::EvernoteController	Teddy Wing
	Include some sample code from the 'evernote-oauth' gem README (https://github.com/evernote/evernote-oauth-ruby). Not quite sure how I'm going to get this to work just yet though.
2015-12-30	Create HomeController	Teddy Wing
	Will serve our index page.
2015-12-30	Initial commit. Base Rails 4.2.5 project.	Teddy Wing