Ever want a 'Find and Replace' for Evernote? Here's an Aplescript for doing that on a Mac

Find and Replace.scpt

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Find and replace based on
Evernote Note Folder
Version 1.02
2018/03/15


SCRIPT INFORMATION
Retrieves the note's Mac folder from the database


TERMS OF USE:

CHANGELOG:


RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION AND USAGE INSTRUCTIONS:
- the database folder is hard-coded for variable targetDatabaseFolder and will have to be adjusted for the user

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global aNote
global targetFilepath

set databaseFolder to "/Users/bierman/Library/Containers/com.evernote.Evernote/Data/Library/Application Support/com.evernote.Evernote/accounts/www.evernote.com/201447/"
set databaseFile to databaseFolder & "localNoteStore/LocalNoteStore.sqlite"


set noteUID to getNoteUID()
set localFolder to databaseFolder & "content/" & getLocalFolder(databaseFile, noteUID)
-- tell application "Finder" to open folder localFolder as POSIX file


------------------------------------------------------------GetvNote Guid
------------------------------------------------------------- Parse from link
on getNoteUID()
	
	tell application "Evernote"
		set theSelection to get selection
		set theNote to item 1 of theSelection
		set theLink to note link of theNote
		
		set _sel to selection
		-- Gets the Note(s) Selected in Evernote
		if _sel ≠ {} then
			set aNote to first item of _sel
		end if
		
	end tell
	
	set AppleScript's text item delimiters to "/"
	set parsedList to text items of theLink
	set noteUID to item 7 of parsedList
	return noteUID
	
end getNoteUID

------------------------ Get Local Folder
------------------------  Retrive from sqlite database

on getLocalFolder(databaseFile, noteUID)
	
	set sqlText to "SELECT ZLOCALUUID FROM ZenNote where ZGUID = '" & noteUID & "';"
	set localFolder to text items of (do shell script "sqlite3 " & quote & databaseFile & quote & " " & quote & sqlText & quote)
end getLocalFolder


set targetFilepath to POSIX file (localFolder & "/content.enml")


tell application "Evernote"
	open note window with aNote
	tell application "System Events"
		tell process "Evernote" to keystroke "s" using {command down, control down}
		tell process "Evernote" to keystroke "s" using {command down}
	end tell
end tell


-- do shell script "open -a TextEdit  targetFilepath"
-- display dialog targetFilepath

tell application "TextEdit"
	activate
	open targetFilepath
	
	tell (windows whose id is not (get id of front window) and visible is true)
		set miniaturized to true
	end tell
	set bounds of front window to {279, 111, 1180, 719}
	
	
	tell application "System Events"
		-- open the Replace dialog
		tell process "TextEdit" to keystroke "f" using {option down, command down}
		-- place cursor in the "Find" portion
		tell process "TextEdit" to keystroke "f" using {command down}
		-- paste the text from the clipboard . This is meant to be used if you copied what you wanted changed from Evernote before running this script.
		tell process "TextEdit" to keystroke "v" using {command down}
		tell process "TextEdit" to keystroke tab
		tell process "TextEdit" to keystroke tab
		tell process "TextEdit" to keystroke tab
		tell process "TextEdit" to keystroke tab
	end tell
end tell

repeat
	if application "TextEdit" is not running then exit repeat
	delay 1
end repeat

tell application "System Events" to set frontmost of process "Evernote" to true

tell application "Evernote"
	close window 1
	open note window with aNote
	tell application "System Events"
		tell process "Evernote" to keystroke "l" using {command down}
		delay 0.25
		tell process "Evernote" to keystroke tab
		delay 0.25
		tell process "Evernote" to key code "49"
		delay 0.25
		tell process "Evernote" to key code "51"
		delay 0.25
		tell process "Evernote" to keystroke "s" using {command down, control down}
		
	end tell
	
end tell