noto 0.0.1

Non-Deterministic Note Box

noto - A non-deterministic note box

noto is a small CLI application, that allows you to very quickly store and edit notes on your local machine and read them again at your leisure.

You can prioritize and tag your notes, as well as update and delete them. The application is designed to be as fast and simple to use on the command line.

Installation

Examples

Creating a Note

noto write "Hello World!"
> Note(id=1, text=Hello World!)

You may also assign a priority and/or tags on creation:

noto write "Hello Moon!" -p 9000 -t foo -t bar
> Note(id=2, text=Hello Moon!, priority=9000, tags=[foo, bar])

Interactive Mode

noto is designed to make it easy for you to journal through a stream of random notes.

You can configure the behaviour of the interactive mode - including whether to return highest prio notes instead of random ones - by editing the config.yaml.

To get started, do this:

noto

You will be presented with a random note that you've written in the past.

Note(id=512, text=Whazzup?)

In addition, you will be presented with options to modify that note:

Modifying note: Confirm (Enter), Content (c), Priority (p), Remove Tag (t), Add Tag (T), Delete Note (D), Quit (q)

Manual Mode

As an alternative, you can edit your notes as well using specific commands:

noto write

noto read

noto update

noto delete

See their respective --help commands for further information.