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Essentially what I want is a "I don't care about the name" option.
Before finding this, I was making my own script to manage notes that was going to become a bit non standard. I'm glad I've found this project so I can contribute to it. I don't know GO so this might take a bit longer for me, but I'll get around to it.
My premise is simple, in my .bashrc I added the following:
mknote() {
vim -- "$(date --date=$1 --iso-8601)-notes.md"
}
This means that if I type mknote today it will execute vim 2020-07-07-notes.md at the time of writing. Similarly, we could get yesterday's file and date. It's a very simple idea, but very powerful for those that do not care so much about the note name because of grep, fzf and other functionality.
Storing the filenames as --iso8601 has many benefits, namely that it is alphabetically sortable.
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I realise that I could just make an alias for notes that has the same impact, though I think this is a fair request to add to the program rather than having to make this alias.
Essentially what I want is a "I don't care about the name" option.
Before finding this, I was making my own script to manage notes that was going to become a bit non standard. I'm glad I've found this project so I can contribute to it. I don't know GO so this might take a bit longer for me, but I'll get around to it.
My premise is simple, in my
.bashrc
I added the following:This means that if I type
mknote today
it will executevim 2020-07-07-notes.md
at the time of writing. Similarly, we could get yesterday's file and date. It's a very simple idea, but very powerful for those that do not care so much about the note name because of grep, fzf and other functionality.Storing the filenames as --iso8601 has many benefits, namely that it is alphabetically sortable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: