keepcli 1.0.0rc1

Simple unofficial Google Keep Interactive Command Line Interpreter

# keepcli

A simple and unofficial interactive command line interpreter client for [Google Keep](https://keep.google.com/).

It uses the nice unofficial API client [gkeepapi](https://github.com/kiwiz/gkeepapi)

As described also in that repository, keepcli is not supported nor endorsed by Google.

## Development

I wanted a simple cli tool that can easily be in sync with multiple devices and although there are alternatives like [todo.txt](http://todotxt.org/) which is an awesome tool, I prefered to keep my quick TODO’s and notes in Google Keep, however there is not a public API for it nor a similar cli (given my shallow search).

As a very active [Google Keep](https://keep.google.com/) user (among other Notes-taking tools) I developed this for my own needs during some free time, mainly to add, check/uncheck TODO items from various lists and add notes quickly when working from a terminal screen which is very often. It’s been very productive to get things done and have multiple TODO list up to date and move items between them among others, it has a nice TAB autocompletion for some of the useful commands. Might be useful for others in a similar situation.

Some offline features have not tested in too much detail and there might be some hidden issues, this is note a production-grade tool and is distributed ‘as is’.

## Installation

pip install git+https://github.com/mgckind/keepcli.git

Its better to set up the App Password for Keep [here](https://myaccount.google.com/apppasswords) to authenticate.

## Usage

From a terminal window:

keepcli

Inside keepcli you can type help to see a list of useful commands:

keepcli [] ~> help

## Some Features

• TAB autocompletion

• Keep constant sync with Google Keep

• Create list/note with create

• Change card color

• add/check/uncheck/delete items from a TODO list

• move items from a TODO list to another

• dump/load Google Keep entries for offline work

• add text to Notes

• useful shorcuts

• show checked/unchecked items from lists