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@aayushmax/notescli

v1.0.2

Published

A very simple note taking app built to work directly form the CLI storing all notes locally in the $HOME/User/.my_notes directory.

Readme

@aayushmax/notescli

A very simple command-line note-taking app designed to work directly from your terminal. It stores all your notes locally on your PC.

Features

  • Create Notes: Quickly add new notes with a title and an optional description.
  • List Notes: View all your saved notes, sorted by creation date.
  • Delete Notes: Easily remove notes using their unique ID.
  • Local Storage: All your notes are stored securely on your local machine.

Installation

To install notescli globally on your system, open your terminal or command prompt and run:

npm install -g @aayushmax/notescli

Make sure you have Node.js and npm installed on your system.

Usage

Once installed, you can use the anote command from any directory.

1. Create a Note

To create a new note with a title and an optional description:

anote create "Your Note Title" --description "This is the detailed content of your note."

The description is optional. You can create a note with just a title:

anote create "Quick Idea"

2. List All Notes

To see all your saved notes:

anote list

This will display a list of your notes, including their unique IDs, titles, descriptions, and creation timestamps.

3. Delete a Note

To delete a specific note, you'll need its unique ID (which you can get from the anote list command):

anote delete <NOTE_ID>

Data Storage

Your notes are stored in a hidden directory named .my_notes in your user's home directory - completely offline!

  • Windows: C:/Users/<YourUsername>/.my_notes/notes.json
  • Linux/macOS: /home/<yourusername>/.my_notes/notes.json

Repository

The source code for this tool is available on GitHub:
Github Link