- **SnE**: The new default text editor for the `newnote` & `readnote` commands. Written in python, it is lightweight and safe.
-SnE (Shellnotes Notes Editor) and its requirements (requirements.txt) will be installed alongside shellnotes.
-You can choose from a vast amount of tools to manipulate your notes, like notegrep.
-It has built-in features like spell checking and text-to-speech.
-You can applly different themes to match it to your liking.
-You can paste your Notes on pastebin or on Github as Gists (you'll need a Github API Token, which you can set using `shellnotes -ght`).
-SnE uses the loguru module to save logfiles that contain information your sessions, which you can view with `shellnotes -l`.
You can always change the default editor using `shellnotes -sd`.
-New listnotes option: You can now view each and every one of your notes in your Notes folder via the `listnotes --view` or `listnotes -v` command. It basically runs `less` inside of your Notes folder.
- `rmdups`: A new command that uses `awk` to safely remove duplicate lines in a note. Use with caution.
- `clipnote`: You are now able to paste the contents of your clipboard to a new note instantly, or, by using `-r`/`--reverse` as a parameter, take the text from the note and copy it to your clipboard. This new command takes advantage of the `xclip` package.
- Command autocompletion & file suggestions: `delnote`, `listnotes`, `newnote`, `notegrep`, `notewc`, `quickread`, `readnote` and `renamenote` can now suggest the user possible options (arguments) and/or list the user's notes when the `<Tab>` key is pressed after the command is typed.
I haven't had the time to work on this project, since many personal issues and responsibilities use most of my time. After almost three years, however, we're back with another update. Shellnotes 4 introduces new tools and commands such as `clipnote`, `rmdups` and `SnE`; a new GUI text editor for your notes. It also enhances the user's experience with command autocompletion and file suggestions for most commands. Try experimenting with it!
I feel like this project is getting bigger than it should. All the main features of shellnotes have been covered quite a long time ago, however I always try and add as many new stuff as possible. I learn a lot of new things in the process but, after all, the project ends up being overcomplicated and hard to maintain. Few people use it anyway.
If I have enough time in the next months I will try and rewrite the main parts of shellnotes and optimize the program as much as possible, as it looks really messy and non-professional. I don't really think there's much more to add to it and I think I should move on.
In any case, I'll try and have as much fun as possible.
