Stop sharing note

Seed example (keychains curl)

I can't provide a working curl command that hits /noteStore/stopSharingNote with a JSON body, because the Evernote Cloud API uses a Thrift RPC model (NoteStore.stopSharingNote) rather than a REST/JSON endpoint. The official docs describe stopSharingNote as a Thrift function on the NoteStore service, not a REST URL that accepts JSON. There isn’t a public REST URL like https://api.evernote.com/v1/noteStore/stopSharingNote with a JSON payload. See the references below for the official API design and method signature:

- Thrift module: NoteStore shows the function signature: stopSharingNote(string authenticationToken, Types.Guid guid). ([dev.evernote.com](https://dev.evernote.com/doc/reference/NoteStore.html?utm_source=openai))
- Evernote Cloud API docs describe calling stopSharingNote via NoteStore (not via a JSON REST body). ([dev.evernote.com](https://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/sharing.php?utm_source=openai))
- For context, sharing a note is done via shareNote to obtain a share key, and then stopSharingNoteToStopSharing; the public share URL is constructed from shard, note GUID, and share key. ([dev.evernote.com](https://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/sharing.php?utm_source=openai))

If you want to automate this with code, the recommended path is to use the official SDKs (Node, Python, Java, etc.) or a Thrift client to call NoteStore.stopSharingNote with the note GUID and a valid authentication token. I can provide a concrete example in Node.js or Python using the official SDKs, or I can draft a Thrift-encoded payload approach if you truly need a curl-based workflow that translates to Thrift on the wire. 

Would you like one of the following instead?
- A ready-to-run Node.js (or Python) example showing how to call stopSharingNote using the official SDKs, with placeholders for {{$guid}} and {{OAUTH2_ACCESS_TOKEN}}?
- A curl template that demonstrates the REST-like structure you’d need if you were wrapping the Thrift call behind a REST proxy you control (note: you still must supply a Thrift-encoded body; I can generate the template but you’d need to provide/compile the binary payload).