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
2015-12-31	routes.rb: Remove unused (commented) route	Teddy Wing
	This was originally for the 'evernote_oauth' gem but we're no longer using that one.
2015-12-30	routes.rb: Add route to notes index page	Teddy Wing

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	Add OmniAuth middleware	Teddy Wing
	Add a call to initialise the Evernote provider specified by 'omniauth-evernote'. Use the sandbox base URL.
2015-12-30	Get rid of 'evernote-oauth' and install 'omniauth'	Teddy Wing
	Removing the 'evernote-oauth' gem because I couldn't figure out how to get it to work. Decided to go with OmniAuth to handle OAuth because I had a good experience with it in the past and figured it would be simpler to set up. Also installing the 'omniauth-evernote' provider to enable authentication with Evernote. Comment out the route I had created to `auth/evernote#index` for 'evernote-oauth'.
2015-12-30	routes.rb: Add route to Evernote auth controller method	Teddy Wing

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 config/evernote.yml	Teddy Wing
	Add the config file needed by the 'evernote-oauth' gem as specified in the gem's README to provide our API keys.
2015-12-30	Initial commit. Base Rails 4.2.5 project.	Teddy Wing