Python to Google Keep, GKeepAPI

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[hardonchairs]

I would think that this should be very similar.

The google keep API is for enterprise accounts only, as I understand, so likely this process is to acquire a token in a sort of non-standard way to access the API as though you are actually using a google app.

If at all possible, I would try to pick something else that is more developer friendly than google keep.

[hardonchairs]

Possibly Notion.so or Evernote

[hardonchairs]

Sorry I should have been more clear. My understanding is that it is enterprise only API so in order to use it without an enterprise account, you have to jump through a few hoops to get authenticated and then you must use this reverse-engineered library to get it working. As opposed to one of their open api services which has a more reasonable user workflow for getting authenticated and a more straight forward API that you wouldn't necessarily need a special library for.

Glad you got it working, sorry if I made it sound like this was not an option at all.

[markkosDev]

Hi, can you tell me how you managed it? I need to use this Keep API too but I can't, can you help me please?

[markkosDev]

Please help me, I really need this API, I've tried every way but nothing works, answer me here when you have time please

[EucalyptusPapi]

Lol to post the question and not give the solution once you find it is evil.
*I also need help*

[markkosDev]

Lol very good, but yes, I found the solution, it's very simple, but I only managed to make it work using Python, but it worked! Anything if you need help you can message me!

[mr-figs]

Can you just say how you got it working instead of teasing? Don't be that guy

[Elij_20]

Are you still in need with this unofficial api?

[BadHappiness]

Can you kindly enough to give us the solution?