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# TermNote
A simple, yet powerful and handy terminal based note taking python app
### Requirement:
requires python (>2 or 3)
### Usage:
Install with pip
` sudo pip install termnote `
*Note: For the sake of LAZYNESS, ‘tn’ is a shortcut for ‘termnote’*
Create your 1st note
` tn my first note `
Write “I love cheeze” and close editor. Note is created. Now lets find the note by keywords
` tn cheez `
or by filename
` tn first no `
List all notes
tn
### Customization
You can change default editor and path by adding below lines in your ‘~/.profile’ file
` export EDITOR="[Your favourite text editor. Default is 'vi']" export TN_STORAGE="[Directory where notes to be saved. Default is '~/.termnote']" `
### Multi user shared notes
You can also have a common shared notes space for all users with following steps
Create a shared notes directory
` sudo mkdir /var/termnote sudo chmod a+rwx /var/termnote `
Set environment variable globally in ‘/etc/profile’
` export TN_STORAGE="/var/termnote" `
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