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55 lines
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nnote: nora's notes
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provides a script, nnote, to quickly make notes in a simple hierarchy
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provides four quick aliases: dnote, mnote, ynote, gnote
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installation
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optionally, set $NOTESDIR.
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if you don't do this, nnote will use ~/Notes
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then, install the scripts
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option 1: clone this repo to ~$NOTESDIR/bin
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then symlink dnote, mnote, ynote, gnote to your PATH like
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$ ln -s "$NOTESDIR/bin/dnote" "$HOME/.bin/dnote"
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option 2: clone this repo (wherever you like) and either
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a) add that directory to your PATH, or
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b) copy or symlink these scripts into your PATH
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usage
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when you call nnote, you give it a note type (daily/monthly/yearly/global)
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and, optionally, a note name, which can include spaces with or without quoting.
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nnote will:
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- create the appropriate note directory,
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- make the note if it doesn't exist,
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- cd into $NOTESDIR so your CtrlP.vim or whatever will work,
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- and then open the note in $EDITOR
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when the editor closes it'll cd back to where you were.
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aliases are provided:
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- dnote for daily notes
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- mnote for monthly
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- ynote for yearly
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- gnote for global
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you can enter different names but by default those are the note names too
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the file hierarchy is very simple, for instance:
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- $NOTESDIR
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- bin/
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- [scripts]
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- [global notes]
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- 2024/
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- [yearly notes]
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- 08/
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- [monthly notes]
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- 28/
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- [daily notes]
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