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https://github.com/seanh/terminal_velocity

A fast note-taking app for the UNIX terminal
https://github.com/seanh/terminal_velocity

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A fast note-taking app for the UNIX terminal

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**This is my unmaintained archived copy of Terminal Velocity**.

Development has moved to Vincent Perricone's fork, you should use this instead: https://github.com/vhp/terminal_velocity

Terminal Velocity (seanh's archived copy)
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`Terminal Velocity` is a fast note-taking app for the UNIX terminal, that
focuses on letting you create or find a note as quickly and easily as possible,
then uses your ``$EDITOR`` to open and edit the note. It is heavily inspired
by the OS X app `Notational Velocity `_.
For screenshots and features, see the
`Terminal Velocity website `_.

To install Terminal Velocity, run::

pip install terminal_velocity

Then to launch it just run::

terminal_velocity

To use a different notes directory, run::

terminal_velocity path/to/your/notes/dir

To see all the command-line options, run::

terminal_velocity -h

To quit the app, press ``ctrl-c`` or ``ctrl-x``.

To upgrade Terminal Velocity to the latest version, run::

pip install --upgrade terminal_velocity

To uninstall it, run::

pip uninstall terminal_velocity

To make a bug report or feature request, use `GitHub Issues `_.

To contribute documentation, use `the wiki `_.

To contribute code to Terminal Velocity, see
`CONTRIBUTING `_.

Hacking
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To release a new version of Terminal Velocity:

1. Increment the version number in the
`setup.py file `_,
add an entry te the `changelog `_,
commit both changes to git and push them to github.
For example, see `aae87b `_.

2. Upload the new release to `the terminal_velocity package on pypi `_: run ``python setup.py sdist upload -r pypi``.

For more information see https://packaging.python.org/.