pynote is a project to manage your notes on the commandline. It is entirely written in Python 3 and provides a very handy cmd-interface. You can browse the source code in cgit or in github. If something does not behave as expected please file a bug in github, write an email or check out the support thread in the arch linux forums.

Documentation is hosted on Read the Docs.

• create, delete, update, list and read notes
• compare revisions of a note by creating a unified diff
• list and restore deleted notes in trash
• everything is stored in human readable JSON files
• meta data for every note including creation time, updating time, deletion time, uuid, tags
• filter notes depending on its tags
• syntax highlighting using pygments for managing code snippets

• more version control (diff revisions, revert revisions)
• export module

In Arch Linux you can use the PKGBUILD in AUR. Otherwise use:

$ pip install pynote

• Make sure you have installed babel and sphinx.
• Clone the project with git clone https://github.com/rumpelsepp/pynote.git
• Create docs and locales with make docs and make compile-locales.
• Now you are ready to fire python setup.py install.