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lazynotes

v1.0.7

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A notes taking CLI to keep track of all your tasks

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Readme

LazyNotes

A simple, lightweight command-line notes manager built with Node.js.

LazyNotes lets you quickly create, view, update, and delete notes directly from your terminal. It is designed to be minimal, fast, and easy to use.

Features

  • Add tasks from the terminal
  • List all saved tasks in a clean formatted view
  • Update existing tasks
  • Delete tasks by ID
  • Colorful CLI output for readability
  • Works with or without quotes for multi-word tasks

Installation

Install LazyNotes globally using npm:

npm install -g lazynotes

Usage

Show help

lazynotes help

Add a Task

lazynotes add "Buy milk"

You can also add notes without quotes:

lazynotes add buy milk

List notes

lazynotes list

Example output:

LazyNotes

1. Buy milk
2. Study circuits
3. Finish project

Update a note

lazynotes update 1 "Buy milk and bread"

Delete a note

lazynotes delete 2

Commands

| Command | Description | | -------- | ----------------------- | | add | Add a new tasks | | list | Show all tasks | | update | Update an existing task | | delete | Delete a task by ID | | help | Show help information |

Example Workflow

lazynotes add buy milk
lazynotes add finish assignment
lazynotes list
lazynotes update 1 buy milk and bread
lazynotes delete 2

How It Works

LazyNotes stores tasks in a local JSON file. Each note is assigned a unique ID and managed through CLI commands.

Requirements

  • Node.js installed on your system
  • npm

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests.

License

MIT License