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by lwerdna
3051 days ago
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Here's a poor man's version of dnote in my .bashrc. It's the only thing I've used consistently: notes() {
local fpath=$HOME/notes.md
if [ "$1" == "gvim" ]; then
gvim + $fpath
elif [ "$1" == "vim" ]; then
gvim + $fpath
elif [ "$1" == "date" ]; then
echo '' >> $fpath
echo '# '`date +"%m-%d-%Y-%T"` >> $fpath
echo '---------------------' >> $fpath
elif [ "$1" == "" ]; then
less +G $fpath
else
echo '' >> $fpath
echo $@ >> $fpath
fi
}
Insert the current date with `notes date`. Store a note with `notes the earth is about 25k miles around` or `notes dentist appointment Thursday` or `notes purfunctory - carried out with a minimum of effort or reflection #vocab`. Look up recent notes with `notes` or read/search the entire notes database with `notes vim`. |
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