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a command line note taking application
yarn global add jsnotes
or
npm i -g jsnotes
jsn // menu
| list │ 'jsn -l or l to list out notes' │
│ edit │ 'jsn -e or e to list out notes to edit' │
│ new │ 'jsn -n or n to create a new note (with prompts)' │
│ quick │ 'jsn -q or q used create a quick text note' │
│ delete │ 'jsn -d to select a note to delete' │
│ clear │ '--clear to delete all notes' │
│ config │ '--config to set up the Todoist API' │
│ version │ '--version to get the version' |
If you wish to link your notes to your Todoist account you will need to create an API key for use in the configuration process. You will need to create an application in your Todoist account's app management console.
once you have your API key you can run jsn --config
or select 'Configure Todoist API' from the jsn
menu.
Once configured, your key will be stored and a 'JSNotes' project will be created in Todoist for you. Your notes will use the Todoist API as it's source of truth for all future notes.
FAQs
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We found that jsnotes 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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