Noteli

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What is Noteli? 📝 Noteli is an Open Source CLI tool made especially for note-taking. Noteli is built using powers of TypeScript and security of Auth0 with MongoDB Cloud Database. There are tons of applications you can use to take notes! So what's so special with Noteli? The motive behind building Noteli 📈 We all know that many developers use CLI now and then. Be it Git, Heroku, or usual developer tasks, we use shell/terminal very often. Keeping this in mind, I thought of creating a CLI tool that would help developers to take notes quickly from the shell without wasting time through GUI :P Inspiration for this CLI project 🙌 As I mentioned earlier, I'm a specialized Backend Developer and have very little to no knowledge of Frontend Frameworks like React.js or Vue.js! So I was a bit worried about what can I build for this Hackathon :( Additionally, I started very late, like 2 weeks back. So I had no way to participate in this hackathon. But then 1 fine day, a friend of mine in Hashnode Discord Server said he's building a CLI tool and using Auth0 to authorize users. At that moment I thought there might be hope for me to make and submit something😄😄. Then I decided to build a CLI tool for note-taking which will help developers to take notes there and then :D Journey of building Noteli 🛠 Before this, I never built a CLI tool in my entire life. So I gotta scratch my head through the Internet to find some good libraries which can help me achieve this in Node.js. After long tiring research and using some of the libraries, I finally came across the oclif library which is built by Heroku itself. Also, they use this library for their CLI along with Salesforce CLI! Install the CLI💿 - To use Noteli CLI, you need Node.js installed on your computer! - After installing Node.js, verify if it works fine using the $ node --version and check if it returns a specific version. Then you're good to go! - Now use this command to install Noteli through npm - $ npm install -g noteli - After installing it globally, just run this command $ noteli to confirm if noteli is installed or not

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