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notes-md

v1.0.4

Published

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Readme

Notes MD

CI

A CLI tool for managing a personal Markdown knowledge base — automatic tag indexes, back-links, link validation and Git sync. Think Obsidian, but plain files and one terminal command.

Features

  • Index — scans #tags in your notes, builds index.md and per-tag pages, inserts back-links and related-note links automatically
  • Check links — finds broken local links across all Markdown files
  • Check structure — detects duplicate file names
  • Sync — commits and pushes your notes to a remote Git repository in one command

Requirements

  • Node.js 16+
  • Git (for sync)

Installation

npm install -g notes-md

Quick Start

  1. Create a notes.config.json in your notes folder (see Configuration)
  2. Add #tags to your notes (see Note format)
  3. Run nmd index to build the index
  4. Run nmd sync to push everything to Git

Commands

| Command | Short | Description | |---|---|---| | nmd sync | nmd s | Commit and push notes to remote Git | | nmd index | nmd i | Build tag index, tag pages and back-links | | nmd check-links | nmd cl | Report broken local links | | nmd check-structure | nmd cs | Detect duplicate file names |

Note format

Notes are plain Markdown files. Add a tags: line anywhere in the file to categorize it:

# My Note Title

Some content here.

tags: #programming #productivity #books

After running nmd index, each note gets a ### see also: section appended with links to related notes and tag pages.

Configuration

Create a notes.config.json in the root of your notes folder:

{
  "folders": {
    "notes": "notes",
    "diary": "diary"
  },
  "notes": {
    "separator": "### see also:",
    "maxOtherLinksNumber": 5
  },
  "synonyms": {
    "programming": ["программирование"],
    "productivity": ["продуктивность"],
    "books": ["книги", "book"]
  }
}

| Field | Description | |---|---| | folders.notes | Folder with your notes (relative to config file) | | folders.diary | Folder with diary entries | | notes.separator | Section heading used to separate auto-generated links | | notes.maxOtherLinksNumber | Max number of related-note links inserted per file | | synonyms | Tag aliases — maps variants (including other languages) to a canonical tag |

Folder structure

my-notes/
├── notes.config.json
├── notes/
│   ├── index.md          ← generated tag index
│   ├── tags/             ← generated per-tag pages
│   │   ├── programming.md
│   │   └── books.md
│   ├── note_one.md
│   └── 2024/
│       └── note_two.md
└── diary/
    └── 2024/
        └── week_01.md

Why Notes MD?

"Notes MD" sounds like "House MD" — a genius doctor with a bad sense of humor. This tool won't diagnose you, but it might heal your note-taking habits.

License

ISC