Copy of `dn` CLI tool with my own extensions. Source: https://github.com/tomlockwood/dn

gistfile1.txt

export DN_PATH=~/internal-knowledge/dn

# Writes a bullet-pointed string to a file with today's date in YYYY-MM-DD format in the ~/internal-knowledge/dn/ folder.
dn() {
  echo " * $1" >> $DN_PATH/$(date "+%Y-%m-%d")
}

# Does the same as dn(), but the first argument is the filename. This can be used for future notes i.e. dno 2030-10-01 "I died".
dno() {
  echo " * $2" >> $DN_PATH/$1
}

# Edit a note in vim for a given date. i.e. dnoe 2019-11-02. If no date is passed i.e. dnoe then a file selection prompt appears in vim.
dnoe() {
  vim $DN_PATH/$1
}

# Displays today's notes.
dnt() {
  echo $(date "+%Y-%m-%d")
  cat $DN_PATH/$(date "+%Y-%m-%d")
}

# Edit today's notes in vim.
dnte() {
  vim $DN_PATH/$(date "+%Y-%m-%d")
}
  
# Displays all files, or when an argument like 2019-10 is passed, ~/internal-knowledge/dn/2019-10*.
dnview() {
  find $DN_PATH/$1* -type f -exec basename {} \; -exec cat {} \;
}

# Displays strings from all files that contain passed in argument. Ex: dnlist TODO
dnlist() {
  dnview | grep "$1"
}