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This is a magic tool, with which you can not only write down and manage
your notes easily but also search/edit/run them easily.

You can also use another wrap tool -> magicnote_git to manage your notes, which
hold in git repository, that may help you sync your notes easier if you prefer to
use git

Require Lua 5.1+
Require Linux or MacOS Operation System

1. Better to separate using magicnote and magicnote_git, or your data repository may
need extra efforts to repair
2. If you want to use command auto complete, just include magicnote_complete.bash or
magicnote_complete_git.bash in your bashrc

./install.sh
or
./install.sh prefix=/usr/local/

bash-$ magicnote
usage:
  \_ magicnote addsource
  \_ magicnote ls [-p] [tag1 [ tag2 ...]]
  \_ magicnote add [-t tagname1 [tagname2 ...]] [file | tag@index]
  \_ magicnote rm tag@index [tag2@index2 ...]
  \_ magicnote edit tag@index [tag2@index2 ...]
  \_ magicnote find [-p] tag1 tag2 ...
  \_ magicnote run tag@index [tag2@index2 ...]
  \_ magicnote revert
  \_ magicnote show [-v]
  \_ magicnote gc

bash-$ magicnote_git
usage:
  \_ magicnote_git addsource source
  \_ magicnote_git ls [-p] [tag1 [ tag2 ...]]
  \_ magicnote_git add [-t tagname1 [tagname2 ...]] [file | tag@index]
  \_ magicnote_git rm tag@index [tag2@index2 ...]
  \_ magicnote_git edit tag@index [tag2@index2 ...]
  \_ magicnote_git find [-p] tag1 tag2 ...
  \_ magicnote_git run tag@index [tag2@index2 ...]
  \_ magicnote_git status
  \_ magicnote_git push
  \_ magicnote_git pull
  \_ magicnote_git revert
  \_ magicnote_git show [-v]
  \_ magicnote_git gc

  bash-$ magicnote addsource

  bash-$ magicnote ls
  ssh
    |- @1 #1: ssh 127.0.0.1
    |- @2 #1: ssh -P 1234 127.0.0.1

  bash-$ magicnote run ssh@1
  Last login: Mon Dec 17 14:23:10 2012 from localhost
  Property of Final, Inc.
  Unauthorized use prohibited.
  bash:~$ exit
  logout
  Connection to 127.0.0.1 closed.
  bash-$

  bash-$ magicnote find 1234
  ssh
    |- @2 #1: ssh -P 1234 127.0.0.1
  bash-$ magicnote find 123
  ssh
    |- @2 #1: ssh -P 1234 127.0.0.1