This is a Vim plugin to use notes-cli more effectively on Vim (Vim8 or later).

If you use any package manager, please follow its instruction.

With vim-plug:

Plug 'rhysd/vim-notes-cli'

With dein.vim:

call dein#add('rhysd/vim-notes-cli', {
            \   'lazy' : 1,
            \   'on_cmd' : ['Notes', 'NotesSelect', 'NotesNew', 'NotesList', 'NotesGrep'],
            \ })

With minpac:

call minpac#add('rhysd/vim-notes-cli')

When you're using Vim's builtin packager, please follow instruction at :help pack-add.

Even if you didn't install notes-cli, you don't need to install it. vim-notes-cli automatically installs notes executable and uses it locally.

You can read manual by :help vim-notes-cli after installation.

All commands can be completed while input. Please input <TAB> to complete arguments.

It selects one (or multiple) of candidates with peco or fzf and opens selected notes with new Vim buffers. You can specify a command to select by g:notes_cli_select_cmd and how to open buffer by g:notes_cli_edit_cmd.

All arguments are passed to notes list command. You can specify category and/or tags by -c and/or -t options.

Example: Only targets 'blog' category and 'Go' tag.

:NotesSelect -c blog -t Go

And you can specify the order of list by -s.

Example: Sort the list with modified date (default is created date)

:NotesSelect -s modified

It is similar to :NotesSelect, but does not select one from list. It always select the first candidate like notes list | head -1. This is useful when you want to open the last created/modified note.

Example: Open last-modified note

:NotesFeelingLucky

Example: Open last-created note

:NotesFeelingLucky -s created

{args} is passed to notes list command.

It creates new note with specified category and file name. If they are omitted, it asks them interactively with prompt.

Example: Create 'how-to-open-file.md' with 'memo' category

:NotesNew memo how-to-open-file

It searches notes with :vimgrep. /pattern/ is passed to first argument of :vimgrep. If {args} is given, it is passed to notes list to get file paths of notes. By default, :vimgrep searches all notes. Please see :help vimgrep for details of :vimgrep command.

When no argument is given, it asks a pattern with propmt.

Example: Search 'open file' in all notes

:NotesGrep /open file/

Example: Search 'open file' in notes tagged with 'Go'

:NotesGrep -t Go /open file/

It shows list of notes with colors. By default, it outputs the result of notes --oneline.

Example: Output list of note with one note per line

:NotesList

Example: Output full information of each note (path, metadata, title, body)

:NotesList -f

When the cursor is on file path, entering <CR> opens the note in new buffer.

It runs notes command with {args}. Command is run with :terminal.

Example: Show help of notes command

:Notes help

Example: Update notes executable

:Notes selfupdate

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