Get note content

Seed example (keychains curl)

I'm glad to help, but I want to make sure we don't mislead you. I couldn't find an official REST endpoint named /noteStore/agetNoteContent in Evernote's Cloud API. The Evernote Cloud API is a Thrift-based service with two main components (UserStore and NoteStore), and the documented calls (e.g., getNoteContent) are Thrift RPCs rather than REST JSON endpoints. Because of that, there isn't a supported, directly-callable HTTP POST/GET curl equivalent for agetNoteContent that would work with standard JSON payloads and typical curl headers. If you want to access note content programmatically, the recommended path is to use the official SDKs (Python, Java, etc.) or a Thrift client that talks to the NoteStore URL provided after authentication. See the Cloud API overview and NoteStore reference: NoteStore is a Thrift service, not a REST endpoint; the official docs show getNoteContent as the NoteStore method, and note that the NoteStoreURL varies per user. ([dev.evernote.com](https://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/core_concepts.php?utm_source=openai))

If you still want to proceed with a curl-based command, I can provide a placeholder skeleton for a REST proxy you control that forwards to Evernote’s Thrift API. But that would require you to run a small proxy service that translates REST to Thrift, since Evernote’s native API isn’t exposed as a simple JSON REST endpoint. Alternatively, I can generate a sample using an official SDK (Python/Java) to fetch note content, which is how most developers implement this today. In that case, tell me which language you prefer (e.g., Python, Java), and I’ll provide a ready-to-run example with placeholders for your credentials (e.g., OAuth tokens or developer token).

Would you like me to:
- provide a Python (or Java) SDK example that fetches note content, or
- draft a curl skeleton for a REST proxy setup (with placeholders) that you would run behind a translator service?