This template watches a Dropbox folder for new files and creates an Evernote note for each one. Dropbox starts the run and can mint a shared link.
JavaScript writes the note title from the filename and stores the link in the notebook you set. Connect Dropbox and point the trigger at the folder. Put the Evernote token in that JavaScript node.
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The scenario starts when a new file is added to the Dropbox folder you choose.
Dropbox creates or updates a shared link so the Evernote note can point at the file.
Use a JavaScript node to call the Evernote API. Put the Evernote token in that JavaScript node. The filename becomes the title.
Add a Dropbox connection with access to the folder you want to watch.
Add a Dropbox trigger for new files and select that folder. Create or update a shared link for each new file.
Put the Evernote API token in the JavaScript node. Set the destination notebook, use the filename as the note title, and put the shared link in the body.
Drop a file in the folder and confirm Evernote shows the new note.
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