I've got a few zsh functions that let me type "note" which creates a file named todays date (if it doesn't exist), inserts a timestamp, and opens it in vim. Whe

I've got a few zsh functions that let me type "note" which creates a file named todays date (if it doesn't exist), inserts a timestamp, and opens it in vim. When I exit vim, the notes directory is committed to git then pushed up. This lets me keep my notes directory in sync across machines, and available via web (gitea). note () { DATE=`date +"%Y%m%d"` TS=`date +"%Y%m%d %H:%M:%S"` FILE=$HOME/Documents/notes/$DATE.txt notegitpull echo $TS >> $FILE vi $FILE notegitpush } notegitpull () { pushd $HOME/Documents/notes if ping -c 1 git.server &> /dev/null then git pull else echo "Offline, not pulling changes" fi popd } notegitpush () { pushd $HOME/Documents/notes git pull git add \* git commit -m "Autocommit due to edit of $FILE" if ping -c 1 git.server &> /dev/null then git push origin main else echo "Offline, not pushing changes up" fi popd }