Python client around The simplest way to keep notes. (a.k.a. Simple Note): https://simplenote.com/
It’s built on top of simplenote.py: https://github.com/mrtazz/simplenote.py
NOTE: This library and its author are not endorsed by or affiliated with SimpleNote.com.
Installation
Using pip:
pip install newsapi
Dependencies
simplenote
API
Let’s you do stuffs like noter.add_note("Hi") which returns NoteInfo instance and has all the attributes such as version, modified_date, etc, and some methods like update("updated"), trash(), delete() and a get() which returns Note instance and has content and all the above attributes in NoteInfo, so basically it controls key attribute present in each note request so you can work on writing and reading notes instead of managing stupid hashed key, and has bunch of other methods for which I’ll write documentation later. Just being a lazy-ass, because of working in a new project (duh).
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