Note Template

Note Template is a command-line tool written in Go that helps you create formatted note templates for your text files.

Features

• Create note templates with subject, date, topic, tags, and a sub-header for the notes content.
• Specify the output filename or print the template to stdout.
• Uses ISO 8601 UTC time format for the date.

Usage

template -h

This will display the help message with all available flags:

• -file: The file to write the template to (optional, defaults to "-", which prints to stdout).
• -subject: The subject of the note (default: "Subject").
• -topic: The topic of the note (default: "Placeholder").
• -tags: Comma-separated list of tags for the note (default: "tag1,tag2,tag3").
• -notes: Sub-header for the note content (default: "Notes").

All flags except -file are required.

Example:

Create a note template with the subject "Meeting Notes", topic "Project X Discussion", tags "meeting,projectx", and notes sub-header "Action Items" in the file "meeting_notes.txt":

template -subject="Meeting Notes" -topic="Project X Discussion" -tags="meeting,projectx" -notes="Action Items" -file="meeting_notes.txt"

This will create a new file named "meeting_notes.txt" with the following content:

# Meeting Notes

Date: 2024-09-07 (assuming the command is run today)
Topic: Project X Discussion
Tags: meeting,projectx

-----

### Action Items

Your note content goes here...

HeaderHunt

HeaderHunt is a command-line tool written in Go that helps you search for notes based on specific criteria.

Features

• Search notes based on subject, date, and tags (comma-separated list).
• Process multiple note files at once.

Usage

headerhunt -h

This will display the help message with all available flags:

• -subject: Subject to search for (optional).
• -date: ISO 8601 date to search for (optional).
• -tags: Comma-separated list of tags to search for (optional).
• [file1] [file2] ...: Email files to search (required, you can specify multiple files).

At least one search criterion (-subject, -date, or -tags) must be provided.

Example:

Search for notes with the subject "Meeting" and the tag "work" in the files "inbox.txt" and "archive.txt":

headerhunt -subject="Meeting" -tags="work" inbox.txt archive.txt

This will print the filenames of any notes that match the criteria.