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tnotes is a console notes manager that stores notes in tsv format. It might be useful for people who want do CRUD things to their notes in the terminal. By default tnotes creates /home/$USER/.config/tnotes/default.tsv for your notes you can provide different name by -f flag, then tnotes will work with ~/.config/tnotes/YOUR_FILE_NAME
$ tnotes new_idea -w "I need to make online poker site and be rich"
$ tnotes new_idea -w "it should have corrupt RNG as anywhere else"
$ tnotes new_idea -i
you're writing in /home/$USER/.config/tnotes/default.tsv,
enter empty line to end input
>this is way to write my ideas in several lines
>but result would be stored in one index
>
$ tnotes new_idea -is
you're writing in /home/$USER/.config/tnotes/default.tsv,
enter empty line to end input
>-is flag is similar to -i flag
>but every line has its own index
>
now we can see what we wrote under "new_idea" title:
$ tnotes new_idea
new_idea
0 I need to make online poker site and be rich
1 it should have corrupt RNG as anywhere else
2 this is way to write my ideas in several lines
but result would be stored in one index
3 -is flag is similar to -i flag
4 but every line has its own index
#lets fix note at index 1
$ tnotes new_idea 1 -wr "RNG should be uncorrupt"
$ tnotes new_idea
new_idea
0 I need to make online poker site and be rich
1 RNG should be uncorrupt
2 this is way to write my ideas in several lines
but result would be stored in one index
3 -is flag is similar to -i flag
4 but every line has its own index
# write new note
$ tnotes old_idea -is
you're writing in /home/$USER/.config/tnotes/default.tsv,
enter empty line to end input
>corrupt RNG
>buy socks
>
$ tnotes old_idea
old_idea
0 corrupt RNG
1 buy socks
# replace the whole note
$ tnotes old_idea -wr "build shelters for homeless"
$ tnotes old_idea
old_idea
0 build shelters for homeless
# get notes of title new_idea with 2-3 indexes (incuding right index)
$ tnotes new_idea 2:3
new_idea
2 this is way to write my ideas in several lines
but result would be stored in one index
3 -is flag is similar to -i flag
# write new line to old_idea note containing word "idea"
$ tnotes old_idea -w "this is an old idea note"
# search for word "idea" in old_idea note with -s flag
# search of text is case insensitive, but titles have case sensitivity
$ tnotes old_idea -s idea
old_idea
1 this is an old idea note
# search for word "idea" in every note
$ tnotes -s idea
new_idea
2 this is way to write my ideas in several lines
but result would be stored in one index
old_idea
1 this is an old idea note
usage: tnotes [-h] [-f NOTES_FILE] [-w WRITE_MODE]
[-wr REPLACE_MODE] [-i]
[-is] [-d] [-l] [-s SEARCH]
[title [title ...]]
notes in tsv format
positional arguments:
title title to write your notes;
date->title->note
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f NOTES_FILE tsv file to store your notes; consider
difference in column titles
-w WRITE_MODE when given writes to file,
if given existing title - adds a note
-wr REPLACE_MODE replaces note text
-i when given uses promt to get input
from user to add a note
-is same as interactive mode but splits each line in
individual note line/index
-d deletes note with given title
-l lists all titles
-s SEARCH text to search in note with given title
or all notes if title was not given