Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: standup-notes
Version: 2.0.0
Summary: This is small tool for managing daily standup notes and getting them ready to be copy/pasted into another platform (i.e. virtual standup in Mattermost)
Home-page: http://www.mikemartino.ca
Author: Mike Martino
Author-email: mikemartino86@gmail.com
License: UNKNOWN
Description: ![](images/standup-notes.png)
        
        A simple way to capture notes for your daily standup meetings.
        
        https://mikemartino.github.io/standup_notes/
        
        ## Installation
        ### From source
        
        ```
        python3 -m pip install pipenv 
        python3 setup.py install --user
        ```
        ### From PyPi
        
        ```
        pip3 install standup-notes
        ```
        ### Bash Setup
        For a 1 time execution, use
        ```
        source /path/to/standup-notes.bash
        ```
        To permanently have bash completion, copy the standup-notes.bash into the bash-completion.d folder in your system
        ```
        cp /path/to/standup-notes.bash /path/to/bash_completion.d
        ```
        
        ## Commands
        ##### Day Flags
        ```
        --yesterday
        --today
        --tomorrow
        ```
        Pass the flags to the read, copy and edit execution to manipulate their respectives standup-notes
        ##### List
         ```
        standup-notes --l
        standup-notes --list
         ``` 
         will list commands that can be run by the script
        #### Read
         ```
        standup-notes --r
        standup-notes --read
         ``` 
        will print out the stand up note based on the date flag passed
        ####Copy
        ```
        standup-notes -c
        standup-notes --copy
        ```
        will copy the standup-notes to the date selected to your clipboard
        ####Edit
        ```
        standup-notes -e
        standup-notes --edit
        ```
        will edit the note selected based on date flagged passed
        Passing the copy argument will allow you to copy the previous days "What I did Today" into "What I did yesterdays" section of that days note
        ```
        standup-notes -e --today -c 
        standup-notes -edit --today --copy
        ```
        
        
        #####Delete Notes
        ```
        standup-notes -d
        standup-notes --delete
        ```
        Deletes all notes that are older then the date inputted, format of date input shown below
        ```
        standup-notes -d YYYY-MM-DD
        standup-notes -d 2020-05-05
        ```
        This will delete any notes older then May 5th 2020
        
        
        
        # Why? Why not?
        
        __Tired__ of opening `nano` on your own?
        
        __Forget__ if you like headings or italics for your standup section titles?
        
        __Stuck__ in that weird `VISUAL MODE` in `vim` where you can't right-click copy and paste your notes into chat? Looking like a tool, because you aren't using the right ones.
        
        
        ***
        
        _**Well, no more.**_
        
        `standup-notes` to the rescue.
        
        ***
        
        ## Brag hard about your $EDITOR selection
         
        Set your `$EDITOR` environment variable (in your __.bashrc__) to tell `standup-notes` and your friends, 
        
        > "Yo playa', I use __X__ to edit my files. Like a boss!" 
        
        ## Only chumps right-click to _Copy and Paste_
        
        You heard me. And I know you're no chump. Use `standup-notes` to seamlessly `--copy-today`'s notes and by ready for that meeting on the fly. So fly.
        
        ## I have kids. I don't sleep. My brain is basically just scrambled eggs. I use templates.
        
        Get to the point. I can't remember what I like (italics vs. headings). I just do what my template tells me. 
        
        Don't waste time with that cookie cutter garbagio. Get straight to the content. Leave the boilerplate to the tool. 
        
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License
Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
Requires-Python: >=3.6
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
