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store_util

v0.0.7

Published

This project created to help developers to store their programming(not only) notes.

Downloads

5

Readme

STORE UTIL

This project created to help developers to store their programming(not only) notes.

Installation

In the terminal execute the following command:

sudo npm i -g store_util

First of all, you have to create github repository where you will store notes in the markdown format. An example of such repository: https://github.com/uncle-T0ny/stock2

The .md notes file should store notes in the next format: a start note begins from "[tags]: <>" then declare the tags in figure braces "(tag, tag 2, etc..)"

[tags]: <> (sql, mysql, column description) Select all columns description by type
the main note

and ends with "close note" tag

[tags-end]: <>

Usage

  1. In the terminal execute the following command to open util:
sut
  1. The util will ask github repository, type your own or https://github.com/uncle-T0ny/stock2 . Then it will ask you, is your repository private?

  2. If your repository is private - util will ask you access token. You can generate oauth access token using this instruction: https://docs.cachethq.io/docs/github-oauth-token

  3. Then you can user util typing with searching notes typing tag names

  4. You can update the cached repository from github executing

sut --update
  1. You also can find required note just adding searching tag to the util parameter
sut sql

TODO

    • [ ] Discover how to install repository without sudo
    • [ ] Adapt the Store_util for windows users