A simple note manager for command-liners.

It's a project still in development and it is yet to mature, so feel free to leave your comments.

cup does not requires installation or additional requirements and it works out-of-the-box.

The human whose name is written on this note shall... have a coffee?

Running cup without arguments will show your saved notes or help you to create your first note.

Creating a new note is as easy as cup add [your note]. This is the simplest way to work with cup. You can also provide a title with -t.

~$ python3 cup.py add "This looks like an article!" -t "First blog post"
Note created.

(1) 2022-01-26 - First blog post

You can also add a multiline text by pressing Enter or Return in the terminal after a open quotation mark.

~$ python3 cup.py add "The moth don't care
> when he
> sees the flame"

To read, edit and delete a note, cup uses console-friendly words such as cat, ed and rm, respectively.

~$ cup.py cat 1

First blog post
---------------
This looks like an article!

Last updated: 2022-01-26, 18:13.

cup uses a JSON file to store notes that looks like this:

{
	"notebook": "main",
	"last_updated": 20220126141024,
	"path": "path/to/notes.json",
	"notes": [
		{
			"id": 1,
			"created": 20220126141024,
			"title": "Example", 
			"content": "First note"
		}
	]
}

• Add support to create and switch notebooks
• Add support for to-do lists
• Add support for text files