cliary
A minimal command-line journal for writing, reading, and searching notes.
Notes are automatically grouped by day — each day gets its own file.
Installation
uv tool install cliary
Or you can also install locally with pip
pip install -e cliary
Quick Example
- You can write about today
$ cliary write
>> today I learned about pathlib
>> built my first CLI tool
>> exit
Saved. Exiting...
and read what you have written about today
$ cliary read
today I learned about pathlib
built my first CLI tool
- You can also write and search about yesterday (-1 from today)
$ cliary write -1
>> yesterday I install Linux
>> and learn about vim
>> exit
Saved. Exiting...
$ cliary read -1
yesterday I install Linux
and learn about vim
and you can also do that with tomorrow (1 from today).
- You can exact search
$ cliary search good
2026-04-23.txt: weather is good today
Usage
Write notes:
cliary write
Note: You can exit writing by writing 'exit' or tapping 2 times.
Read today’s notes:
cliary read
Search notes:
cliary search <keyword>
Storage
Notes are stored in a logs/ directory in the home directory.
Example:
/home/me/
├── logs/
│ ├── 2026-04-23.txt
Each day creates a new file.
Requirements
- Python 3.8+
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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