Memo Life for You

# Logbook

function lb() { vim ~/Dropbox/logbooks/$(date '+%d-%m-%Y').md }

  # Summary: run `note <title>` to make a new note
  #          run `notes` to get a fuzzy finder (if available) to view all notes
  function note() {
  	NOTE_DIR=~/Dropbox/notes
  	mkdir -p $NOTE_DIR || true
  	NOTE_NAME="$1"
  	if [[ -z $NOTE_NAME ]]; then
  		NOTE_NAME="$(date +%Y-%m-%d)"
  	else
  		NOTE_NAME="$(date +%Y-%m-%d)-$NOTE_NAME"
  	fi
  	vim $NOTE_DIR/$NOTE_NAME.txt
  }
  
  function notes() {
  	NOTE_DIR=~/Dropbox/notes
  	mkdir -p $NOTE_DIR || true
  	pushd $NOTE_DIR > /dev/null
  	# Use the fuzzy finder if available
  	if command_exists fzf; then
  		# Only open the selection if one was actually chosen
  		NOTEFILE=$(find * -type f -maxdepth 0 | fzf)
  		if [[ -n $NOTEFILE ]]; then
  			vim $NOTEFILE
  		fi
  	else
  		vim .
  	fi
  	popd > /dev/null
  }

I had never heard of "peco" before, the self-describe "simplistic interactive filtering tool" that is called if you run $memo edit. Looks pretty handy!

  mkdir memos && cd memos
  vim some-memo.md