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Merge pull request #68 from DictumMortuum/master
Usage text should use the name of the executable instead of just "notes"
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usage() {
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local name=$(basename $0)
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cat <<EOF
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notes is a command line note taking tool.
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$name is a command line note taking tool.
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Usage:
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notes new|n <name> # Create a new note
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notes ls <pattern> # List notes by path
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notes find|f [pattern] # Search notes by filename and path
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notes grep|g <pattern> # Search notes by content
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notes search|s [pattern] # Search notes by filename or content
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notes open|o # Open your notes directory
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notes open|o <name> # Open a note for editing by full name
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notes rm [-r | --recursive] <name> # Remove note, or folder if -r or --recursive is given
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notes cat <name> # Display note
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echo <name> | notes open|o # Open all note filenames piped in
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echo <name> | notes cat # Display all note filenames piped in
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notes --help # Print this usage information
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$name new|n <name> # Create a new note
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$name ls <pattern> # List notes by path
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$name find|f [pattern] # Search notes by filename and path
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$name grep|g <pattern> # Search notes by content
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$name search|s [pattern] # Search notes by filename or content
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$name open|o # Open your notes directory
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$name open|o <name> # Open a note for editing by full name
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$name rm [-r | --recursive] <name> # Remove note, or folder if -r or --recursive is given
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$name cat <name> # Display note
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echo <name> | $name open|o # Open all note filenames piped in
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echo <name> | $name cat # Display all note filenames piped in
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$name --help # Print this usage information
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'command|c' means you can use 'command' or the equivalent shorthand alias 'c'
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