Addition to documentation: Auth Tokens

[sampaio96]

As you might know, Evernote doesn't support Dev Tokens anymore. Getting my AuthToken was easy after I got my API Key. (Got it here, with Basic access for safety, and it took 2 days.)
I just ran the Django sample in the Evernote Python 2 SDK. You may want to add that suggestion to the Readme.
More details: On a separate environment, clone the repository in the link. Then follow the instructions for Django with OAuth, and simply change the file sample/django/oauth/views.py to print your AuthToken to the terminal:

Before:

try:
        client = get_evernote_client()
        client.get_access_token(
            request.session['oauth_token'],
            request.session['oauth_token_secret'],
            request.GET.get('oauth_verifier', '')
        )

After:

try:
        client = get_evernote_client()
        auth_token = client.get_access_token(
            request.session['oauth_token'],
            request.session['oauth_token_secret'],
            request.GET.get('oauth_verifier', '')
        )
        print(auth_token)

[ahmadjubair33]

Hi, @sampaio96 I want to solve this issue Can you please tell me what should I change because I did not find this sample/django/oauth/views.py file

[sampaio96]

Hi, @ahmadjubair33. This isn't as much an issue as it is a tip.
Are you using everlink, or are you trying to generate an Auth Token to use with your own personal account on Evernote? The readme on everlink does not provide guidance on how to generate the Auth Token, and the online documentation is a bit confusing on the topic of production API keys. That's why I added that you can use the sample code in https://github.com/evernote/evernote-sdk-python.
Note that this SDK uses Python 2.X, so it isn't the same SDK used in the everlink project. You should create a separate environment to run the sample and get your Auth Key.