Version 2.0 assets

.shellnotes_version

@@ -1 +1 @@
-1.2
+2.0

README.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ A simple and easy way to keep notes via your linux terminal.
 
 # Basic Commands:
  ## newnote:
-  Write a new note using your text editor.
+  Write a new note using gedit.
 ## quicknote: 
   Write a note directly from terminal.
 ## readnote: 
@@ -15,7 +15,14 @@ A simple and easy way to keep notes via your linux terminal.
 ## delnote: 
   Delete a note from your notes folder.
 ## shellnotes(-v,-r,-h or --help): 
-  Information about shellnotes, updates, help, and more.
+  Information about shellnotes.
+## findnote:
+	Find a specific note in your Notes folder.
+##findmisplacednote:
+	Find a misplaced note in your system.
+## renamenote:
+	Rename a note.
+
 
 # How to download
 
@@ -38,12 +45,14 @@ A simple and easy way to keep notes via your linux terminal.
 ## step 4:
 
 -Open any text editor you want. Select "Open file" from its menu (Usually top left) and navigate to your home folder. Then, press `Ctrl + H` in order to show all the hidden files and folders
-in the home directory. Find a file called `.bashrc` and open it. (Different file for different shell)
+in the home directory. Find a file called `.bashrc` and open it.
 
 ## step 5:
 
--Go to the last line of the file you opened in step 4, and write: `source ~/.shellnotes.sh` in order to be able to use shellnotes every time you launch your terminal.
+-Go to the last line of the file you opened at step 4, and write: `source ~/.shellnotes.sh` in order to be able to use shellnotes every time you launch your terminal.
 
 # Warnings!
 
+*THIS SYSTEM IS MADE FOR BASH SHELL* (Change your shell if necessary.)
+
 *DON'T CHANGE THE SCRIPT* (Only in case you don't have the default editors who are gedit and nano. In that case, you can either change them, or install the default ones.)

SECURITY.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# Version support
+# Security Policy
 
 ## Supported Versions of shellnotes
 
@@ -6,6 +6,7 @@
 
 | Version | Supported          |
 | ------- | ------------------ |
+| 2.0.x   |        yes		   |
 | 1.2.x   |		   yes		   |
 | 1.1.x   |        yes         |
 | 1.0.x   |        yes         |
@@ -14,5 +15,5 @@
 
 ## About updating
 
-Every new update is uploaded in the release page.
+Every new update is uploaded in this page.
 If you want to check your version, type "shellnotes -v" and check if the version is supported.

help

@@ -0,0 +1,47 @@
+										SHELLNOTES HELP PAGE
+										--------------------
+
+Commands:
+	-newnote: Write a new note using gedit.
+	-quicknote: Write a note directly from terminal.
+	-readnote: Read a note from your text-editor.
+	-quickread: Read a note directly from terminal.
+	-listnotes: View a full list of notes from your notes folder.
+	-delnote: Delete a note from your notes folder.
+	-shellnotes: Information about shellnotes.
+	-findnote: Find a specific note in your Notes folder.
+	-findmisplacednote: Find a misplaced note in your system.
+	-renamenote: Rename a note in your Notes folder.
+
+Usage:
+	-newnote: Take your notes in the text editor and name the file.
+	-quicknote: Write the name of the file and take your notes in the terminal, press Ctrl+X, then Y to save. Rename the file if you'd like, then hit Enter key to save.
+	-readnote: Type the name of the file and start reading your notes from your text-editor.
+	-quickread: Type the name of the file and start reading your notes from your terminal.
+	-delnote: Write the name of the note you want to delete, or add '-all' to delete all notes.
+	-findnote: Type the name of the note you want to locate.
+	-findmisplacednote: Type the name of the misplaced note and check the possible locations
+	-renamenote: Enter the name of the note, then the new note name and press enter.
+
+shellnotes Parameters:
+	-v: version
+	-r: github repository
+	-h or --help: help
+
+Tips:
+	-If a note that you want to read using readnote doesn't exist, you will be asked to create one using newnote.
+	-If a note that you want to write with quicknote already exists, you will be asked to read it using readnote.
+	-If you type a blank note name in readnote, you will automatically create a new note. You can do this if you want to take a note but you are using readnote.
+	-Deleting notes using delnote won't send the files to Trash. They will be deleted forever, so don't store other files in your Notes folder.
+	-Even if you don't have a Notes folder, shellnotes will make one for you.
+	-No matter in which directory you are, shellnotes will work from everywhere - and when your done taking notes, you will get back on your previous working directory!
+	-If you want to check if shellnotes is working proprely, try typing "shellnotes" in the terminal!
+	-If you want to delete all your notes inside your folder, type "delnote -all".
+
+Don't seem to find your note? Try these steps:
+	1. Type findnote in your terminal and try to locate the file in your Notes folder.
+	2. Try using findmisplacednote to check if your note is in the wrong location.
+	3. Try listing your notes with listnotes and check if your note is there, maybe you renamed it.
+	4. Try navigating into your Notes folder, then showing hidden files. Maybe the note is hidden.
+
+

shellnotes.sh

@@ -4,7 +4,6 @@
 #remember to write this line into your terminal
 #chmod +x shellnotes.sh
 
-
 #Make a Notes folder for the user
 cd ~
 if [[ -d "Notes" ]]; then
@@ -13,8 +12,6 @@ else
 	mkdir Notes;
 fi
 
-
-
 #opening a note (It will create a new note if $notename is blank)
 function readnote() { 
 dir="$(pwd)";
@@ -53,11 +50,8 @@ function quickread() {
 		clear;
 		echo "No such note.";
 		cd ~	
-		
 fi
-
 cd $dir
-
 }
 
 #A quick solution to users who want keeping notes instantly via terminal.
@@ -105,6 +99,16 @@ echo "-----------------------------------";
 
 #Delete notes from terminal
 function delnote() {
+	if [[ $1 == "-all" ]]; then
+		dir="$(pwd)";
+		cd ~/Notes
+		me="$(whoami)";
+		rm *
+		clear;
+		cd $dir;
+		echo "All files deleted from Home/$me/Notes"; 
+		echo "-------------------------------------";
+	else
 		dir="$(pwd)";
 		cd ~/Notes
 		me="$(whoami)";
@@ -119,7 +123,7 @@ function delnote() {
 			echo "No such file."
 			cd ~;
 	fi
-
+fi
 }
 
 #list your notes via terminal. 
@@ -134,9 +138,8 @@ function listnotes() {
 #Help for new users
 function shellnotes() {
  	if [[ $1 == "-v" ]]; then
-		echo "Shellnotes version: 1.2"
+		echo "Shellnotes version: 2.0"
-	elif [[ $2 == "--version" ]]; then
+
-		echo "Shellnotes version: 1.2"
 	elif [[ $1 == "-r" ]]; then
 		echo "Github repository: https://github.com/dmarakom6/shellnotes/blob/master/"
 
@@ -162,3 +165,51 @@ fi
 cd $dir
 }
 
+#Help the  user find a specific Note in his note folder. If it's not there, he must have misplaced it.
+function findnote() {
+	dir="$(pwd)"
+	me="$(whoami)"
+	read -p "Enter note name: " notename;
+	cd ~/Notes
+	if [ -e $notename ]; then
+		echo "File was found in your Notes folder."
+	else
+		echo "File was not found in your Notes folder, must be misplaced or renamed."
+		echo "Try 'findmisplacednote' to find the original file."
+
+	fi
+	cd $dir		
+
+}
+
+#Find a misplaced note, not in the Notes folder.
+function findmisplacednote() {
+	read -p "Enter note name: " notename;
+	echo "Possible locations: ";
+	find ~/ -iname $notename -print 2>/dev/null;
+}
+
+#Rename a note.
+function renamenote() {
+	dir="$(pwd)"
+	me="$(whoami)"
+	cd ~/Notes
+	read -p "Enter note name: " notename
+	if [ -e $notename ]; then
+		read -p "Enter new name: " newnotename
+		if [ -e $newnotename ]; then
+			echo "There is another note named '$newnotename' in your Notes folder."
+		else
+			mv $notename $newnotename
+			clear;
+			echo "Note renamed from $notename to $newnotename in Home/$me/Notes"
+			echo "-------------------------------------------------------------"
+		fi
+
+	else
+		echo "This note does not exist."
+	fi
+	
+	cd $dir;
+}
+