Donote
The minimalist note editor for your terminal.
Create notes... Edit notes... Save notes...
donote is a python implementation of a minimalist note editor for your terminal.
It facilitates creating, editing and managing notes as markdown files.
As such, it provides a CLI with the followng sintax:
dono <command> <note_name (optional)> <tag (optional)>
The commands include:
note l/listto list all notesnote show <note_name>to render a single note in the terminalnote e/edit <note_name>to edit an existing notenote rm/remove <note_name>to delete a notenote n/new <note_name>to create a new note with a given Namenote t/tag <note_name> <tag>to add a new tag to an existing notenote untag <note_name> <tag>to remove a tag to an existing note
Editing a note opens the markdown file using nano, other editors can be used to edit the .md files externally.
Installation
pip install donote
Disclaimer: donote is a personal project, as such the path to where the notes are saved on my machine are hardcoded. If you want to use donote let me know and we can improve this (or you can fork this repository and alter the paths).
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