Cheat Sheet

Write a note

$ zet note
$ zet note notebook:note.md

Setup a note's template

Note's template can be kept inside the notebook and accessed through a selector.

$ cat <<EOF | zet note --stdin template.md
Captain's Log, stardate {dt}

{input}
EOF

$ zet note -t template.md
$ echo "quick note" | zet note -t template.md --stdin

Append note

Repeatedly using the same note name will append to the file instead of replacing it.

$ echo Hello | zet note quicknotes.md --stdin
$ echo "Is it me you're looking for?" | zet note quicknotes.md --stdin
$ cat "$(zet ls quicknotes.md)"
Hello
Is it me you're looking for?

Open existing notes

$ zet open notebook:note.md

Read the notes

$ zet show notebook:note.md

$ zet search "lost money"
$ zet search --or "budget.*taxes" "budget.*expenses"

Search and replace

$ zet replace "foo bar" "baz"
$ zet replace --interactive "regular.*expression" "Regular Expression"

List all available commands

$ zet commands