shellnotes
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The tiny turtle terminal note taker.
Shellnotes is a way to keep track of those small details and points that come up throughout the day. Shellnotes can help you avoid the workflow or meeting interruptions experienced by making a doc and remembering where you put it. At the end of your day, you can do a quick recap with the --today functionality or --yesterday for the previous day. This tool can help you remember what you did for your daily standups. If you enjoy this system leave a ⭐️. Thanks! More features coming soon.
npm install -g shellnotes
shellnotes Something I want to take a note on
Open today's note
shellnotes --edit
View today's note
shellnotes --today
View yesterday's note
shellnotes --yesterday
See all of your notes
shellnotes --all
You can also use the command note for shorthand instead of shellnotes
note Something I want to take a note on
Open today's note
note --edit
View today's note
note --today
See all of your notes
note --all
Use quotes for markdown
shellnotes '# This is markdown'
Your shell notes are stored at ~/.shellnotes
FAQs
Simple command line note taker
We found that shellnotes 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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