Jot is a CLI utility that lets you write notes with out having to worry about where they’re stored. By default, all notes are stored in a git repo at ~/.jot in markdown and automatically pushed to a git repo.
Install
$ sudo pip install jot-notesUsage
$ # Edit today's note, ie: ~/.jot/YYYY-MM-DD.md
$ jot
$ # edit a note in a category with a specific name, ie: ~/.jot/foo/bar.md
$ jot -c foo -n bar
$ # disable git integrationConfiguring Jot
Most of Jot’s configuration can be done on the CLI & with environment variables. Here are the relevant environment variables:
EDITOR - what text editor to use, defaults to nano
JOT_DIR - where to store jot’s notes, defaults to ~/.jot
JOT_EXT - file extension to use for notes, defaults to .md
JOT_NO_GIT - disable jot’s git integration
JOT_NO_GIT_PUSH - disable automatic git push
JOT_TEMPLATE - Default jot contents as a python str.format() style string. default: '# {name}\n\n'
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