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Get resource application data

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Get application data map for a resource.

POST /noteStore/getResourceApplicationDataResourcesno implementation yet0 runs
No implementation yet. Run it to have the agent write one, or open a pull request with your own.

Seed example (keychains curl)

I looked up the official Evernote Cloud API documentation. The endpoint you named (POST /noteStore/getResourceApplicationData) is not exposed as a public REST POST endpoint in Evernote’s Cloud API docs. The documented path is a Thrift RPC on the NoteStore service (i.e., NoteStore.getResourceApplicationData is a Thrift call, not a simple REST/JSON HTTP call). There is no publicly documented REST URL with a JSON body for getResourceApplicationData, and the NoteStore methods are intended to be invoked via Thrift or through an SDK. See: Evernote Cloud API basics and NoteStore Thrift declarations. ([dev.evernote.com](https://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/core_concepts.php?utm_source=openai)) 

If you want, I can help with one of these two paths instead:
- Use an official SDK (Node, Python, Java, etc.) to call NoteStore.getResourceApplicationData, which handles the Thrift payload and authentication for you.
- If you truly need a curl-based approach, we’d have to use a REST wrapper that Evernote doesn’t publicly document for getResourceApplicationData; in that case I can draft a skeleton curl that uses REST-style placeholders, but it will not be a guaranteed working command against the official API without a Thrift-compatible transport on the server side.

Would you like me to proceed with a curl that demonstrates the REST-like pattern (with clear caveats), or would you prefer a ready-to-run example using an official SDK to call NoteStore.getResourceApplicationData? A quick yes will let me tailor the exact approach (SDK language, or REST skeleton) and I’ll provide the matching Keychains variables array.
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