memo - unix-style note-taking software

       Written by Niko Rosvall and contributors.

       Since  version  1.6  Memo  has  support  for  colors.  Color support can be enabled in .memorc by setting
       USE_COLORS=yes. By default Memo uses blue for odd lines and magenta for even lines. These can be modified
       via .memorc properties LINE_COLOR and ODD_LINE_COLOR. Supported colors are:

       red

       cyan

       green

       blue

       black

       brown

       magenta

       gray

       none

       Copyright (C) 2014-2020 Niko Rosvall <niko@byteptr.com>

       Released under license GPL-3+. For more information, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses

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       Memo  is  a  note-taking  software  for POSIX compatible operating systems.  The short notes are saved to
       user's home directory in ~/.memo file by default.

       Add a new note:
              memo -a "Remember to buy milk!"

       Add a new note with custom date:
              memo -a "File taxes" 2014-10-14

       Search memos by string:
              memo -f buy

       Output:
              4    2014-10-10    Remember to buy milk

       Replace record 4 with new text:
              memo -r 4 "Remember to buy cheese"

       Add note from stdin:
              echo "My new note" | memo -

       Mark note as postponed:
              memo -P 4

       Show postponed notes:
              memo -P

       Postponed notes are not shown by default. Postponed note can be marked as undone or done  normally  using
       -m or -M flag.  Only undone notes can be postponed.

       It's  possible  to  change  the  location  (and  name)  of  the  .memo  file.  Create  $HOME/.memorc  (or
       $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/.memorc) with a line MEMO_PATH=/path/you/would/like , Memo will use that path instead of
       the default $HOME/.memo path.

       It's  also  possible  to  set  memo  path  using  an   environment   variable.    For   example:   export
       MEMO_PATH=/path/to/some/file.  If  MEMO_PATH  environment  variable is set that will be used. If it's not
       set, Memo will try to read .memorc for MEMO_PATH. If the file does not exist or has errors, Memo will use
       $HOME/.memo file to store the notes.

       Since version 1.3 -D option asks for confirmation before deleting all notes.  It's  possible  to  disable
       this confirmation via .memorc property. To disable the confirmation add MEMO_CONFIRM_DELETE=no to
        .memorc file.

       Since version 1.5 it's possible to set a property MARK_AS_DONE in
        .memorc.  The  property  takes  a  valid  date  as a value. For example: MARK_AS_DONE=2014-12-23. If the
       property is set Memo will mark all notes older than the property value as done automatically.

$HOME/.memo$HOME/.memorc,$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/.memorc

       memo - unix-style note-taking software

       On some terminal emulators with Bash you can't use exclamation mark if Bash  history  expand  feature  is
       enabled.  For  example:  memo  -a  "This  is a test note!" 2014-12-20 would fail. Some terminal emulators
       workaround this (Gnome Terminal for example). You might want to disable Bash history expand if you  don't
       use it by putting set +H to your ~/.bashrc. Please note, that this is not a bug in Memo, or in Bash. It's
       a feature of Bash.

       -a, --add <content> [yyyy-MM-dd]
              Add a new note

       -d, --delete <id>
              Delete note by id

       -D, --delete-all
              Delete all notes

       -e, --export  <format> <path>
              Export notes to a file. <format> must be either csv or html

       -f, --search <search>
              Find notes by text search

       -F --regex <regex>
              Find notes by regular expression

       -i, --stdin
              Add multiple notes from stdin

       -l, --latest <n>
              Show latest n notes

       -m, --set-done <id>
              Mark note status as done

       -M, --set-undone <id>
              Mark note status as undone

       -o, --list-date
              Show all notes organized by date

       -O, --organize
              Reorder and organize note id codes

       -p, --path
              Show current memo file path

       -P, --postpone [id]
              Show postponed or mark note as postponed

       -R, --delete-done
              Delete all notes marked as done

       -r, --replace <id> [content]/[yyyy-MM-dd]
              Replace note content or date

       -s, --list
              Show all notes except postponed. Same as typing command memo

       -T, --set-done-all
              Mark all notes as done

       -u, --list-undone
              Show only undone notes

       -      Read from stdin

       -h, --help
              Show short help and exit. This page

       -V, --version
              Show version number of program

       memo [OPTIONS]