keep is a TUI for to-do lists.

Loosely inspired by Google Keep, or rather, what I use Google Keep for: small daily to-dos structuring what I want to accomplish each week.

Features

• VIM-ish - Simple vim emulator to bring vim motions(ish) to editing your to-do lists
• Local notes - I often found I wanted separate lists for different projects, e.g. in my keepTUI project directory
  • When run with -l or --local, keep will first look in the current working directory for a .keep folder, and, if found, will display and edit this data.

In progress:

• Fuzzy search over note content and titles
• Note tags and collections

Shell completions

Generate shell completion information with keep --generate-completions=<SHELL> for fish, bash, or zsh

$ keep --generate-completions=fish | source

Configuration

Use keep --dump-config to get a sample configuration with all keys set to their default values. Colors can be set with hex values (#FFFFFF), ANSI terminal color indices, or common color names (red). Configuration keys are generally self-explanatory.

Default values are used for any key not specified by the configuration file.