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Is this also possible for the regular notes app on iOS/OS X? It does sync with iCloud but I am not able to check if it's available in iCloud Drive.
by basdp 12y ago
Is this also possible for the regular notes app on iOS/OS X? It does sync with iCloud but I am not able to check if it's available in iCloud Drive.
- gothep 12y agoIt could be, there is a directory called com\~apple\~Notes in the Mobile Documents folder that looks promising!
- dalbin 12y agoThis works : #!/usr/bin/env osascript -l JavaScript function run(argv) { var note = Application('Notes').notes['Terminal Note']; note.body = note.body() + new Date() + ' : <pre>'+argv.join(' ')+'</pre>'; }
- kingnight 12y agoThis is really great! A couple notes for anyone trying it: 'Notes' has to be running & there has to be an existing note with the first line 'Terminal Note'. Both could be handled if anyone wanted to make it more robust. This will be great for shooting specific tidbits of info from my work computer to my iPhone (which aren't connected via iCloud).
- gargarplex 12y agoFor anyone interested in learning more about JavaScript for OSX automation http://developer.telerik.com/featured/javascript-os-x-automation-example/ http://developer.telerik.com/featured/javascript-os-x-automa...
- _jsn 12y agoiCloud Drive or CloudKit-esque storage would be nice, but the regular Notes app uses IMAP for storage, for what I imagine are "legacy reasons". (The Notes feature was originally built in to Mail.app and used IMAP notes. Yes, IMAP has a notes feature).