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Feature Request: notes cat command #9
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I'd like to not reimplement matching, since notes find <pattern> | notes cat There Actually, you can nearly already do that with If you could run |
I didn't consider the pipe. You are right. That solves the issue. |
Wait wait wait, don't close this, it doesn't actually work yet! You can't pipe into Sounds like If that works for you I'll reopen this and start looking into that. |
That would be one solution. Another solution would be a new command "show" which outputs the note content to the user. You could use the "notes find" in the "notes show" though. That way you could still provide the fuzzy search to the "show" command. But I understand you want to keep things UNIX way. I was just considering shorter and more convenient commands for users. Please let not my personal preference sway your ideas. It is just a suggestion. |
I think the right solution to this is to make it possible to pipe to Don't worry about it just being your personal preference - individual user feedback is what you need to build good software! Good idea, thanks for getting involved. |
I think a useful command would be "notes cat [pattern]".
The command should output the content of the note and partial file names specified as pattern should be accepted too.
The pattern searching should be fuzzy.
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