import onenote
o = onenote.OneNote(client_id="your_client_id",
client_secret="your_client_secret",
redirect_url="your_redirect_url",
scope= 'office.onenote wl.signin wl.offline_access')
o.authenticate()
On successfull completion authenticate() method stores all OAuth session data in file (by default .onenote.ses).
If you run OneNote constructor without any arguments then session data will be loaded from .onenote.ses
import onenote
o = onenote.OneNote()# get all notebooks
o.get_notebooks()
print(o.notebooks)
# get all sections
o.get_sections()
print(o.sections)
# get all pages
o.get_pages()
print(o.pages)
# get page content (HTML)
o.get_pages()
n = 1 # page number in o.pages list
page = o.get_page_content(o.pages[n])
# get page content (Markdown)
o.get_pages()
n = 1 # page number in o.pages list
page = o.get_page_content_md(o.pages[n])# authentication
$python onenotecli.py --auth --client_id=<your-client-id> \
--client_secret=<your-client-secret> --redirect_url=<your-redirect-url> \
--scope='office.onenote wl.signin wl.offline_access'
# get OneNote elemebts in tree-like view
$python onenotecli.py --tree
# print list of the all pages
$ python onenotecli.py -p
# print list of the all pages in long format
$ python onenotecli.py -pl
# print list of the all notebooks
$ python onenotecli.py -n
# print list of the all sections
$ python onenotecli.py -s
# print content of the page
$ python onenotecli.py -c <page_name>
To create new page on OneNote Online you have to make an authentication with the scope "office.onenote_update"
$python onenotecli.py --auth --client_id=<your-client-id> \
--client_secret=<your-client-secret> --redirect_url=<your-redirect-url> \
--scope='office.onenote_update wl.signin wl.offline_access'
# create a page with the content from file (the content has markdown format)
$ python onenotecli.py --create-page=<page_name> --in-section=<section_name> \
--from-file=<file_name>
# create a page with the content from sdtin (the content has markdown format)
$ python onenotecli.py --create-page=<page_name> --in-section=<section_name>
Enter page content (press CTRL-D to complete):
# Hello, world!
* item1
* item2
CTRL-D
Creating page...
Page <page_name> in section Work is created successfully (201)