Bash Notes is a simple bash script for taking quick notes in your terminal.
Download the script, make it executable, and put it into your path.
git clone https://github.com/billyrigdon/Bash-Notes.git
cd Bash-Notes/
chmod +x note
sudo cp note /usr/bin/noteBash Notes creates a note file named with the current date and saves them inside of ~/.notes for ease of use if needed at a later time.
Calling it without any arguments will print the notes for the day in a numbered list.
Calling it with 'yesterday' or '-y' will print the previous day's note file
You can call 'note <notes to add>' to add a note to the note file.
You can also delete a specific line with 'note -d <line number>' or erase the current date's note file with 'note -ef'
note #Prints all notes from the current date
note -y #Prints yesterday's note file
note This is a note #Adds 'This is a note' to the current date's note file
note -d 21 #Deletes line 21 from the current date's note file
note -d 1,7 #Deletes lines 1-7 of the current date's note file
note -ef #Erases the current date's note file