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This package assumes that you have the `geeknote` command in your `$PATH`. To obtain this command, please refer to the official geeknote
Sometimes, geeknote `HEAD` will have bugs. If so, commit `192a0c5` is tested to work properly. You can checkout that revision if needed.
Because of the way `geeknote` works, it is expected that you have emacs running in server or daemon mode. Either of the two should work:
(server-start)or
$ emacs --daemon
<It is recommended that the `geeknote` command is present in your `$PATH`. If so, no further configuration is needed. However, if you would prefer to reference `geeknote` from another location, you can do so by customizing the variable `geeknote-command`.
(setq geeknote-command "python ~/path/to/geeknote.py") This package expects `emacsclient` to be defined as your geeknote editor. You can set it up by running this command in your terminal:
geeknote settings --editor "emacsclient"(geeknote-create) ;Create a new note.
You can specify a notebook in the title string using the `@` prefix, like so:
notetitle @notebookname
Similarly, you can specify tags using the `#` prefix:
“` notetitle #tag1, tag2 “`
This means you can create a note in your desired notebook and tag it in one shot:
“` notetitle @notebookname #tag1, tag2 “`
If the notebook and the tags are non-existent, they will be created.
(geeknote-edit) ; edit a note by title or index
Notes can be written in markdown. Most markdown are correctly displayed in Evernote.
(geeknote-find) ; Use a keyword to search notes by title and content.The index of the results can be used as an argument to another geeknote command.
(geeknote-show) ; Show a note in a non-editable Emacs buffer.
(geekonte-remove) ;Delete a note.
(geeknote-move) ;Move a note to a different notebook.
(geeknote-notebook-list) ; Show an interactive list of notebooks (top 100).
(geeknote-tag-list) ; Show an interactive list of tags (top 100).
In the buffers, clicking or pressing `enter` will trigger a find/search with that tag or with that notebook. Also there is some key navigation bound to the `geeknote-mode`
"q" kill-this-buffer "j" next-line "k" previous-line
Geeknote’s indexes still work in this package. For example, you can search for a note beforehand and use the note’s index as an argument to `geeknote-edit`
“`
1: A note 2: The note you like to edit 3: Some other note
(geeknote-edit 2) “`
This also applies when a command is called interactively.
This package does not define any keybindings at the moment. Feel free to define your own keybindings for each command, like so:
(global-set-key (kbd "C-c g c") 'geeknote-create)
(global-set-key (kbd "C-c g e") 'geeknote-edit)
(global-set-key (kbd "C-c g f") 'geeknote-find)
(global-set-key (kbd "C-c g s") 'geeknote-show)
(global-set-key (kbd "C-c g r") 'geeknote-remove)
(global-set-key (kbd "C-c g m") 'geeknote-move)You can check out evernote-mode, an Emacs package that integrates Evernote with org-mode. Sublime Text also has an excellent Evernote plugin.