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Notario

About

Python command-line utility to manage notes.

Installation

on most UNIX-like systems, you’ll probably need to run the following install commands as root or by using sudo

pip

pip install Notario.minion

from source

pip notario git+http://github.com/goliatone/notario

git clone [email protected]:goliatone/notario.git
cd notario
python setup.py install

as a result, the notario executable will be installed into a system bin directory

Roadmap

TODO: Refactor and rewrite tests.
TODO: Use nosetests.
TODO: Add documentation.
DONE: Add sphinx integration.
DONE: Let user update defaults, and save.
TODO: Use args for name and content instead.
TODO: Add vervose options.
TODO: Add create from template.
DONE: Use config.
TODO: Integration with services.
DONE: Rename config.ini to notario.conf (?)

TODO: Update how we handle input ntr => should list ntr <note_name> => should open it if exists, or should create it and open it ntr <note_name> --delete/-d => should 'delete' it- move it to deleted dir. ntr <note_name> -a "this text should get appended, last line"

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4480075/argparse-optional-positional-arguments?rq=1 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13875173/python-argparse-nargs-and-optional-arguments?rq=1 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15583870/mixing-positional-and-optional-arguments-in-argparse

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