### Installation
Run this command in your terminal to install note to your path.
`sudo ./note-install`


### Usage
   `note [--] [setfile <filepath>] [less|vi|gedit|help|author|version|nodate]`


### Commands
   `[--]setfile:`           Set new temporary location of file

   `[--]nodate:`            Do not save the date for this note

   `[--]less`               Show contents using "less"

   `[--]vi`                 Edit contents using "vi"

   `[--]gedit`              Edit contents using "gedit"

   `[--]location`           Show file location

   `[--]help`               Show this help message

   `[--]author`             Show the author

   `[--]version`            Show current version


### Examples
   `note [leave empty or a command]`

   Just like --setfile, but default value '$filename'.

   `note This is a message that will be added to the notefile with date.`

   You can create notes that are one line by directly typing it after note.

   `note --setfile <filepath> [leave empty or a command]`

   Will open note just as before, but using <filepath> instead.


### Commands when using only the "note"-command

`:q` - exit the program

`:exit` - exit the program

`:less` - will show the notefile with the `less` command.