neoassistant 0.1.1

A CLI application that helps to manage contacts and notes.

Neoassistant Bot

Neoassistant Bot is a Python-based assistant that allows you to manage contacts and notes through a command-line interface. This README will guide you through using the bot and provide essential information about the codebase.

Table of Contents

Features

Prerequisites

Usage

Commands

License

Features

• Manage Contacts: Add, update, delete, and search for contacts.

• Manage Notes: Add, update, delete, and search for notes.

• Command-Line Interface (CLI): Interact with the bot using commands.

• Data Persistence: The bot can save and load data to/from a binary file.

Prerequisites

Before using Neoassistant Bot, ensure you have the following dependencies installed:

• Python 3.x

• Required Python packages (specified in the code)

Usage

1. You can install the application via pip to your local machine (for Mac use pip3 command):

pip install neoassistant

2. Run the main Python script anywhere in the console (two options):

python -m neoassistant
# or you can write the following command anywhere in the console:
neoassistant

4. The bot will start, and you can interact with it by entering commands.

Commands

The bot supports the following commands:

• add: Add a new contact.

• change: Change a contact.

• delete: Delete a contact.

• show: Show contact information.

• all: Show all contacts.

• show-birthdays: Show upcoming birthdays.

• filter: Filter contacts by criteria.

• add-note: Add a new note.

• change-note: Change a note.

• delete-note: Delete a note.

• show-note: Show a note.

• all-notes: Show all notes.

• filter-notes: Filter notes by criteria.

• filter-notes-by-tags: Filter notes by tags.

• exit or close: Exit the program.

• help: Show available commands.

The bot provides suggestions for commands if a command is not recognised.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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