A simple, command line, note taking utility.
Project description
Mimir
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Mimir is a simple, small, command line note taking utility. Its intended function is to allow you to take a quick note
whenever you need to, and then get out of the way. Mimir can be used anywhere, as it allows you to create a mimir in any
directory (which allows for multiple mimirs in use at any given time). It can also be configured with a global instance.
Usage
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Mimir has a simple subset of commands for usage.
To initialize mimir in a directory::
mimir init
This will create a .mimir directory, with a config file, as well as a notes file.
To begin taking notes in a directory containing a mimir::
mimir This is a test note.
You can also create notes using an editor by simply typing::
mimir
To view your mimir notes::
mimir -s 2
Where s is the number of notes you wish to view.
To view your notes by tag::
mimir @tag1 @tag2
If only tags are provided, mimir assumes you want to search by those tags.
You can also edit your notes::
mimir edit
(To edit notes, you will need to set the `editor` config variable in .mimir/.mimir_config, mimir will warn you if this is
not set)
Finally, you can also view the status of your mimir, or delete it entirely::
mimir status
mimir delete
=====
Mimir is a simple, small, command line note taking utility. Its intended function is to allow you to take a quick note
whenever you need to, and then get out of the way. Mimir can be used anywhere, as it allows you to create a mimir in any
directory (which allows for multiple mimirs in use at any given time). It can also be configured with a global instance.
Usage
-----
Mimir has a simple subset of commands for usage.
To initialize mimir in a directory::
mimir init
This will create a .mimir directory, with a config file, as well as a notes file.
To begin taking notes in a directory containing a mimir::
mimir This is a test note.
You can also create notes using an editor by simply typing::
mimir
To view your mimir notes::
mimir -s 2
Where s is the number of notes you wish to view.
To view your notes by tag::
mimir @tag1 @tag2
If only tags are provided, mimir assumes you want to search by those tags.
You can also edit your notes::
mimir edit
(To edit notes, you will need to set the `editor` config variable in .mimir/.mimir_config, mimir will warn you if this is
not set)
Finally, you can also view the status of your mimir, or delete it entirely::
mimir status
mimir delete
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