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:ledger: noteit v2 - note taking with CLI (use GitHub Gist as store)
Make Notes with CLI (zero dependence)
I created this tool for my own purposes, but I will be glad if you’ll use it too.
I love commandline tools like howdoi , they are really awesome. Sometimes it is necessary to note something simple and useful: commands like tar zxvf or any password. That would be great, if you could make a note simple and fast, and then get it anywhere. I hope, you will enjoy this tool!
Features
:octocat: Store data in your gists, so you need GitHub account. By default all notes stored at private gist.
:earth_americas: Share your notes with others.
:books: Use notebooks to organize your notes.
:closed_lock_with_key: Secure. You can encrypt your notes by your own key.
:package: Minimal dependence and size (about 7 kb), all you need is python.
:snake: Support python 2.6, 2.7, 3.4 and upper (for 2.6 you need to install argparse package).
:rocket: Easy to install (curl –silent –show-error –retry 5 http://krukov.pythonanywhere.com//install.sh | sudo sh).
:beginner: Easy to use.
>_ CLI - that’s awesome. Work at all platforms (I hope).
How it works
pass
How to install
There are 3 ways to install this tool:
simple/true/pythonic way:
pip install noteit
manual install way (for those who do not use pip)
$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Krukov/noteit/stable/noteit/noteit -O /usr/bin/noteit --no-check-certificate $ chmod +x /usr/bin/noteit
or just
$ curl --silent --show-error --retry 5 http://krukov.pythonanywhere.com/install.sh | sudo sh
How to use
$ /# noteit
>Input username: github_login
>Input your password: ****
ALIAS UPDATED PUBLIC
public 09-04-16 22:31 ✓
readme 10-04-16 23:39
$ /# noteit new note -a new
Saved
$ /# echo "Noteit can get note from pipe" | noteit -a print_pipe
Saved
$ /# noteit
ALIAS UPDATED PUBLIC
public 09-04-16 22:31 ✓
readme 10-04-16 23:39
print_pipe 13-04-16 23:17
$ /# noteit echo "You can run it" -a test
Saved
$ /# noteit -l | sh
You can run it
$ /# noteit Create note with alias and in notebook -a alias -n mynotebook
Saved
$ /# noteit --all
NOTEBOOK ALIAS UPDATED PUBLIC
__main__ public 09-04-16 22:31 ✓
__main__ readme 10-04-16 23:39
__main__ print_pipe 13-04-16 23:17
mynotebook alias 13-04-16 23:24
$ /# noteit -a alias -n mynotebook
Create note with alias and in notebook
$ /# noteit Super secret note -a ss --key
Input encryption key: *****
Saved
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