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MIT License
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# markdone
Simple extended syntax/conventions and tools to use Markdown making note taking and tasks easier
Uses standard markdown with a few minor features:
* Notes each will have their own file
* Notes can be tagged using a bang: `!mytag`
* Tags can be anywhere in the file
* Tasks can be written using empty brackets: `[ ]`
* They can be prefixed with `*`, if desired. This will allow for sub tasks to be organized
* Task can be tagged as well: `[ ] Task !tag`
* Checklist items should not show when listing tasks
* Similar to a task, a checklist can be prefixed with a `-` as so: `- [ ] List item`
* Dates and times can be added using some parseable or ISO format: `2018/04/10@4:00am`
To make querying using this convention easier, a small script exists with help included. You can query tasks and notes as follows:
```bash
$ ./md.sh help # displays help text
$ ./md.sh notes # list all notes
$ ./md.sh notes !demo # list all notes with the !demo tag
$ ./md.sh notes Shirt # list all notes that mention "Shirt"
$ ./md.sh tasks # list all open tasks
$ ./md.sh tasks done # list all done tasks
$ ./md.sh tasks all !urgent # list all tasks with the !urgent tag
```
The conventions listed above should make it easy to build tooling to automatically index notes and tasks, however the query script doesn't care so much as it just uses grep to search for arbitrary text.

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#! /bin/bash
set -e
GREPPRG=${GREPPRG:-grep}
function list_notes {
echo "Notes"
echo "****************"
query="$@"
if [ "$query" == "" ]; then
query="."
fi
grep -l "$query" -R .
}
function list_tasks {
echo "Tasks"
echo "****************"
scope=$1
query=""
case "$scope" in
all)
inner_task=" xX"
query="${@:2}"
;;
'done'|closed|complete)
inner_task="xX"
query="${@:2}"
;;
open|incomplete)
inner_task=" "
query="${@:2}"
;;
*)
inner_task=" "
query="$@"
;;
esac
query=".*$query"
grep "^[[:blank:]]*[^[:blank:]-][[:blank:]]*[*]\?[[:blank:]]*\[[$inner_task]\?\]$query" -R . -h
}
function echo_help {
if [ "$1" == "notes" ]; then
cat << EOF
usage: md.sh notes [query]
query: regex to search for in notes. [defaults to .*]
Tags are generally represented as !tagname
EOF
elif [ "$1" == "tasks" ]; then
cat << EOF
usage: md.sh tasks [scope] [query]
scope: used to limit to completed or include all tasks
open|incomplete: include only open or incomplete tasks [default]
done|closed|complete: include only completed tasks
all: include all tasks, regardless of status
query: regex to search for in each task. [defaults to .*]
Tags are generally represented as !tagname
EOF
else
cat << EOF
usage: md.sh type [args]
type: the type of markdone object to query
notes: list or query notes
tasks: list or query tasks
help: display this help text or help for a sub command
EOF
fi
}
function main {
subcmd=$1
args=${@:2}
case "$subcmd" in
notes)
list_notes $args
;;
tasks)
list_tasks $args
;;
all):
list_notes $args
echo ""
list_tasks $args
;;
help)
echo_help $args
;;
*)
echo "Unknown command: $subcmd"
echo_help $args
exit 1
;;
esac
}
main $@

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# Sample note
!demo !project
Got some notes here, but I need to do some stuff
## Tasks
* [ ] Do this thing
* [ ] Sub-Related thing
* [x] Done this thing!
* [ ] Another thing with a tag !urgent
* [ ] Do something on 2018/10/10@1:00pm
* [ ] Don't forget this project!
- [ ] This has subtasks I don't want to show up in the overall list
## Packing list for my trip:
- [ ] Shirt
- [ ] Shoes
- [ ] Pants

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!_TAG_FILE_FORMAT 2 /extended format; --format=1 will not append ;" to lines/
!_TAG_FILE_SORTED 1 /0=unsorted, 1=sorted, 2=foldcase/
!_TAG_PROGRAM_AUTHOR Darren Hiebert /dhiebert@users.sourceforge.net/
!_TAG_PROGRAM_NAME Exuberant Ctags //
!_TAG_PROGRAM_URL http://ctags.sourceforge.net /official site/
!_TAG_PROGRAM_VERSION 5.8 //
echo_help md.sh /^function echo_help {$/;" f
list_notes md.sh /^function list_notes {$/;" f
list_tasks md.sh /^function list_tasks {$/;" f
main md.sh /^function main {$/;" f