You can try Geeknote in web-terminal. Authorize with your real Evernote account or Sandbox to test Geeknote.
Please authorize.
$ geeknote find --search|-s <text to find> [--tags|-tg <list of tags that notes should have>] [--notebooks|-nb <list on notebooks where to make search >] [--date|-d <data ro data range>] [--count|-cn <how many results to show>] [--exact-entry|-ee] [--content-search|-cs] [--with-url|-wu]
$ geeknote create --title|-t <title> --content_c <content> [--tags|-tg <list of tags>] [--notebook|-nb <notebook where to save>]
$ geeknote edit --note|-n <title of note which to edit> [--content|-c <a new content or "WRITE">] [--title|-t <the new title>] [--tags|-tg <new list of data>] [--notebook|-nb <new notebook>]