| Name | noto JSON |
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| Summary | Non-Deterministic Note Box |
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| requires_python | >=3.7 |
| license | MIT |
| keywords |
notes
fun
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# noto - A non-deterministic note box
noto is a small CLI application, that allows you to very quickly store and edit notes on your local machine
and read them again at your leisure.
You can **prioritize** and **tag** your notes, as well as **update** and **delete** them. The application is designed to be as fast and simple to use on the command line.
## Installation
## Examples
### Creating a Note
``` bash
noto write "Hello World!"
> Note(id=1, text=Hello World!)
```
You may also assign a priority and/or tags on creation:
``` bash
noto write "Hello Moon!" -p 9000 -t foo -t bar
> Note(id=2, text=Hello Moon!, priority=9000, tags=[foo, bar])
```
### Interactive Mode
noto is designed to make it easy for you to journal through a stream of random notes.
> You can configure the behaviour of the interactive mode - including whether to return highest prio notes instead of random ones - by editing the `config.yaml`.
To get started, do this:
``` bash
noto
```
You will be presented with a random note that you've written in the past.
``` bash
Note(id=512, text=Whazzup?)
```
In addition, you will be presented with options to modify that note:
``` bash
Modifying note: Confirm (Enter), Content (c), Priority (p), Remove Tag (t), Add Tag (T), Delete Note (D), Quit (q)
```
### Manual Mode
As an alternative, you can edit your notes as well using specific commands:
``` bash
noto write
```
``` bash
noto read
```
``` bash
noto update
```
``` bash
noto delete
```
See their respective `--help` commands for further information.
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