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gnodeit-cli

v1.3.0

Published

A simple way of managing notes via the command line, and automatically syncing them to git.

Downloads

5

Readme

gNodeIt-cli

NPM

A simple, reliable, command line interface to create notes, write content in VSCode and automatically syncing them into a configured repository.

How to use

gNodeIt-cli is really simple to use.

Prerequesits

Node.js

Installing gNodeIt

Configuring gNodeIt

A .env file in the root folder is necessary to use gNodeIt

A example:

# Base configuration
EDITOR='code'
OPEN='folder'
ATTACH_HEADER=true
NOTES_PATH='C:/Users/yourUser/Desktop/notes/'
FOLDERSTRUCTURE='fullDate'
GIT_SYNC=true
GIT_BASIC_AUTH_USERNAME='GitUser'
GIT_BASIC_AUTH_PASSWORD='GitPassword'
GIT_PATH='github.com/GitUser/notesrepository'
CLIENT_NAME='DeviceName'

To-Do's

  • Tests
  • Open and continue editing
  • Configuration via CLI
  • Fetch and pull before creating new documents - DONE
  • Initiate new repositories
  • ToDo sync (get To-Do's from Documents and sync them to configured To-Do Apps)

License

GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3, 29 June 2007