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nodetake

v1.1.0

Published

A CLI tool to take quick markdown notes from your terminal.

Readme

nodetake

A minimal CLI tool for taking notes directly from your terminal, organized as markdown files.


Features

  • Quickly add timestamped notes
  • Search notes by keyword
  • View today’s notes
  • Save quick ideas separately
  • Notes saved as Markdown (.md)
  • Organized by date and category
  • Perfect for developers and terminal-lovers

Installation

npm install -g nodetake

Make sure you have Node.js installed.


Usage

Add a note

nodetake add "Fixed login bug for admin route"

Find a note

nodetake find login

View today’s notes

nodetake today

Save a quick idea

nodetake idea "Auto-generate form UI from JSON schema"

List all saved notes

nodetake list

Notes Storage

All notes are stored in a hidden .nodetake/ folder inside your current working directory.

Example structure:

.nodetake/
  ├── 2025-07-10.md
  ├── 2025-07-11.md
  ├── ideas.md

You can version-control this folder or back it up to your cloud!


Why notecli?

Because sometimes, opening Notion or VSCode to jot down a line is just... too much.

  • Stay in your coding flow
  • Capture thoughts instantly
  • Markdown format = easily portable and readable
  • Works well with Git, VSCode, and any Markdown viewer

🛠 Future Plans

  • Cloud sync (Dropbox, Google Drive)
  • Weekly summary view
  • Password-protected notes
  • Calendar-based view
  • Git commit hook integration

Contributing

PRs are welcome! Feel free to submit ideas, bugs, or improvements.

To contribute:

git clone https://github.com/shax26/notecli.git
cd notecli
npm install

License

MIT License — do whatever you want with it!


Author

Made with ❤️ by Shahadat Jaman
For feedback or ideas: open an issue or DM me on GitHub.


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