Hello.
I'm running Joplin Terminal (joplin 1.8.1 (prod)) on a raspian distribution (debian 10).
I installed with the recommended method (npm install)
I access to Joplin through it's API.
But I didn't find any way to set the token: I write it myself, but each time joplin is used, the token is delete.
A detailed step by step:
- I check there is no token with
sqlite3 ~/.config/joplin/database.sqlite "select value from settings where key = 'api.token'"
- I write a token with
sqlite3 ~/.config/joplin/database.sqlite "INSERT INTO settings ('key', 'value') VALUES('api.token', '1234567890987654321')"
- I start joplin server:
joplin server start
- I can access the API with the entered token 1234567890987654321
- But each time I use joplin command, (for instance
joplin sync
), the token is deleted from database.sqlite, so next time I'll start the server, I must enter again the token before.
I expect the reason is because I don't enable the API in the standard way... so joplin "doesn't know" it's started, and it deletes the token.
My question: what is the recommended way to enable clipper service with Terminal application? So that the token remains in the database.
Thanks in advance for help.