History

This is a fork of a fork of a fork and it seems to have all stared here.

Functionality

Honestly, I'm not even sure what exactly this thing does. Here's what I've used it for:

Tag a note in Evernote with the Anki tag
This addon will create, update, and delete Anki notes as appropriate with an Evernote Anki note type
It'll convert single-page PDFs to images (see below for caveat)

Limitations

Multi-page PDFs cause the import to fail, but single-page PDFs
Since the addon's goal is to sync with Evernote, it deletes notes from Anki that are no longer present in Evernote (or no longer tagged with the tag you specify). Thus, if you use Anki Desktop on two machines, and you run the import before Evernote syncs, the Evernote2AnkiMac addon will delete the Anki note. You can automatically regenerate those notes by syncing Evernote and re-running the Evernote2AnkiMac import, but you will have lost the history of those notes.

Installation (Mac)

Since it converts PDFs in Evernote to PNG in Anki. You need to install ImageMagick (and some accompanying tools).

If you haven't installed ImageMagic

You'll need to install homebrew first

brew install libtiff
brew install fontconfig
brew install ghostscript
brew install imagemagick --with-fontconfig --with-ghostscript --with-libtiff

If you've installed ImageMagick without any of the extra options, you can do this:

brew list      # to see what you have got
brew install <whatever is missing out of libtiff, fontconfig, ghostscript>
brew reinstall imagemagick --with-fontconfig --with-ghostscript --with-libtiff

source for ImageMagick installation help

Setup

In Anki’s preferences, go to the Evernote Importer tab and make sure each text field has some text (otherwise you’ll experience an error).
I had to check “Keep Evernote Tags” otherwise I got an error

Usage

Tools → Import from Evernote

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