wiki-o

Smart note taking cli app

This software is still in an experimental phase. The API might change with future versions.

Install

$ cargo install wiki-o

Usage

Implemented commands

$ wo --help
Smart note taking cli app

Usage: wo [COMMAND]

Commands:
  add     Add note
  show    Show files with similar name
  list    List all notes
  delete  Delete a note
  purge   Purge all notes
  pa      Piped add note
  config  Show wiki-o configuration
  help    Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

Options:
  -h, --help     Print help
  -V, --version  Print version

Show configuration

$ wo config

Current configuration:

notes directory: wiki-o/notes
metadata directory: wiki-o/_metadata
file format: md

Add note

$ wo add "hello world"
Added hello world to my_notes

$ wo add "another note" -f=new_file
Added another note to new_file

List

$ wo list
File: <home_dir>/wiki-o/.notes/new_file.md

another note


File: <home_dir>/wiki-o/.notes/my_notes.md

hello world
$ wo list -s=true
File: <home_dir>/wiki-o/.notes/new_file.md
File: <home_dir>/wiki-o/.notes/my_notes.md

Delete

$ wo delete -f=my_notes
Deleted file: <home_dir>/wiki-o/notes/my_notes.md

Purge

$ wo purge
Deleted directory: <home_dir>/wiki-o/notes

Configuration

By default the config file is located under ~/.config/wiki-o.

# config.toml
notes_dir = "wiki-o/notes"
metadata_dir = "wiki-o/_metadata"
file_format = "md

Piping commands

Instead of adding the command through the add, you can pipe the output that you get from another command directly into wiki-o and save it in a note:

$ echo 'hello world' | wo pa

added hello world to my_notes

$ echo 'hello world' | wo pa -f=new_file

added hello world to new_file

And naturally you can pipe the output from wiki-o commands:

$ wo show -f=new_file > new_file.txt
$ cat new_file.txt
File: new_file.md

hello world

Roadmap

Upcoming features/bug fixes can be found here.

License

Released under GNU General Public License v3.0 by @doriancodes.