Shell completion

nnote supports tab completion for note titles and subdirectory names in bash, zsh, and fish.

Installing

Run once to write a completion script to the appropriate directory for your shell:

nnote --install-completion

This does not modify any shell config file. The script is placed in an appropriate completion directory for your shell:

• bash — ~/.local/share/bash-completion/completions/nnote

• zsh — the first directory under $HOME that is already in your $fpath

• fish — ~/.config/fish/completions/nnote.fish

To inspect the script before installing, use:

nnote --show-completion

Restart your shell for the change to take effect.

What gets completed

• Note titles — for edit, view, drop, and move. Both bare filenames (note) and path-style input (dir1/note) are supported; typing dir1/ and pressing Tab lists notes inside that subdirectory.

• Subdirectory names — for the -d / --directory option on all commands, and --dest-dir on move.