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@joe8bit/note-maker
Advanced tools
If you are not me, this CLI tool is likely to provide zero value
A tool for creating the skeleton of Markdown notes (based on templates) in the current directory and then optionally opening them in $EDITOR
.
npm install -g @Joe8Bit/note-maker
(cd into whichever directory you choose)
note-maker
The tool will then run you through a short config to populate the template.
Assuming you run through the template, a Markdown file will be generated in the current directory with a filename in the following format [MMM Do YYYY] - [title from wizrd].md
Optionally, you can pass the -e
argument to the note-maker
command and it will open the written file in your $EDITOR
.
There are also several environment variables that can be configured to control note-maker
behaviour:
NOTE_TEMPLATE_PATH
which tells the tool where to look for it's template directory, it overrides the default
[template_name].md.ejs
formatNOTE_SAVE_PATH
which overrides the process.cwd()
call and will always save notes in this directory if it is setMIT
FAQs
A simple CLI tool to make markdown note taking easier
We found that @joe8bit/note-maker demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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