zshnotes

A small, simple OhMyZsh plugin which creates a daily notes file in your homefolder ($HOME/zshnotes) and timestamps any entries, accessed by using "note" and "cnote" in the terminal

Start by adding a note :

$ note I need to get tomatoes

Then see your added note (with timestamp) :

$ cnote
##########################################################
############### DAILY NOTES FOR 07-22-20 ################
##########################################################

06:13:06 PM:  I need to get tomatoes

You can always add another :

$ note I had a great conversation with my colleague today

It will have an accurate timestamp :

$ ##########################################################
  ############### DAILY NOTES FOR 07-22-20 ################
  ##########################################################

  06:13:06 PM:  I need to get tomatoes
  --
  06:15:20 PM:  I had a great conversation with my colleague today

You can see yesterday's note as well :

$ ynote
  ##########################################################
  ############### DAILY NOTES FOR 07-21-20 ################
  ##########################################################

  07:20:06 PM:  get tomatoes tomorrow
  --
  06:15:20 PM:  I need to talk to my colleague tomorrow.

Thats it!

Installation

To install, clone the repo into ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins (ZSH plugins don't allow dashes, so make sure you clone it into a single-word folder):

git clone https://github.com/jameshgrn/zshnotes/ ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/zshnotes

Then add it to your list of plugins in ~/.zshrc (e.g plugins=(zshnotes)).

I took much of this README from github user AlexisBRENON: check out their project here