• Stars
    star
    129
  • Rank 279,262 (Top 6 %)
  • Language
    Python
  • License
    GNU General Publi...
  • Created almost 12 years ago
  • Updated about 7 years ago

Reviews

There are no reviews yet. Be the first to send feedback to the community and the maintainers!

Repository Details

A fast note-taking app for the UNIX terminal

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)

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

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/.

More Repositories

1

dotfilemanager

A dotfiles manager script in Python.
Python
66
star
2

snapshotter

Very easy incremental snapshot backups using rsync
Python
40
star
3

storymaps

A story authoring tool for children
Java
11
star
4

gedit-smart-autosave

Faster autosaving for gedit
Python
10
star
5

PandaZUI

A zoomable user interface (ZUI) for Panda3D, and a demo application.
Python
10
star
6

gedit-autoname

Automatically names new files in gedit, so you don't have to
Python
10
star
7

PandaSteer

Autonomous steering behaviours and simple terrain generation for Panda3D.
Python
7
star
8

dwm

My "fork" of dwm
C
7
star
9

PyBlosxom-Python-Markdown-2-Plugin

Write pyblosxom posts in markdown syntax
Python
6
star
10

openbox

My Openbox config
Shell
6
star
11

PyBlosxom-metadate

Read entry dates from pyblosxom metadata values instead of file mtimes.
Python
4
star
12

ripgrep

My ripgrep config files
4
star
13

flitter

Fast desktop window switching and app launching utility
Python
3
star
14

microblog.py

A command-line microblogging client in Python
Python
3
star
15

n

A command for storing and retrieving plain text notes
Python
3
star
16

markdown-preview

Quick, temporary HTML preview of markdown text in your browser.
3
star
17

PyBlosxom-tumblelog

A tumblelog plugin for PyBlosxom.
Python
3
star
18

gedit-hide-header-buttons

Hide gedit's header bar buttons
Python
2
star
19

jekyll-theme-oatcake

The GitHub Pages theme that I use on seanh.cc
SCSS
2
star
20

worfklow-authentication-demo

Demo of authenticating GitHub Actions workflows as a GitHub App.
2
star
21

gha-python-packaging-demo

Demo of a simple way to use GitHub Actions to build your Python package, bump the version number, and publish it to GitHub releases and PyPI.org all with a single click of a button in the web interface.
Python
2
star
22

PyBlosxom-vessel

A simple flavour for pyblosxom
1
star
23

itemizer

A dmenu wrapper script
Python
1
star
24

ghp-pelican

A reusable workflow for deploying a Pelican site to GitHub Pages using GitHub Actions
1
star