Simple script that allows to make notes inside terminal.
In order to add a note, write:
$ notebook -a 'A note'
The result is:
1. A note
If you want to color your note, use -p, like this:
$ notebook -a 'Another note, but colored' -p 'green'
In order to delete the note (or some of them), use -r:
$ notebook
1. one
2. two
3. three
4. four
5. five
6. six
$ notebook -r 3
$ notebook
1. one
2. two
3. four
4. five
5. six
$ notebook -r 2 4
$ notebook
1. one
2. six
To edit the note, use -e:
$ notebook
1. Some note
2. Some note 2
3. Test note
4. Some note 4
$ notebook -e 3 'New note'
$ notebook
1. Some note
2. Some note 2
3. New note
4. Some note 4
Also this script can:
- Clear all the notes at once
- Make backup and restore
- Schedule loading for later, using
at
utility format - Make you mad after discovering... Easter Egg)
The automated installation is possible for Debian and its derivatives, and also for Fedora.
notebook
depends on scheduling utility at
, but if you won't use the
scheduling, you can install the notebook
without at
.
In the case of automatic installation at
is required and checked dependency.
Launch these commands in the terminal:
$ cd Debian
$ chmod +x install
$ ./install
Installation script relies on rpmdevtools
. If you have not installed it, the script will install
it automatically.
There are similar installation commands:
$ cd Fedora
$ chmod +x install
$ ./install
Just place the notebook
script in the /usr/bin directory (or /usr/local/bin).
In order to uninstall, delete it. Remember doing it under the root.