‘zoi' provides a way to organize snippets. When you create a new file by create
command, zoi makes the file under ~/zoi. When you execute open
command, zoi create a new file and open it with your editor. If you want to list all files or all directory in ~/zoi, use list
command.
zoi create ruby/foo.rb # ~/zoi/ruby/foo.rb is created.
- create
-
Create a new file under zoi root directory. If the file already exists, the file isn’t created.
In all cases, the full path of the file is printed to stdout.
For example:zoi create memo/20210101.md
- open
-
Execute
create
command and open the file with the editor specified by$EDITOR
. To open a file, set$EDITOR
.
For example:EDITOR=code zoi open memo/20210101.md
- list
-
List all files under zoi root directory.
With '-d' option, list all directories under zoi root directory. - memo
-
Create today’s memo file and open the file with the editor specified by
$EDITOR
.
The file name isYYYY-MM-DD.md
For example:EDITOR=code zoi open memo/20210101.md
If it’s September 9th in 2021, a new file ~/zoi/2021-09-09.md is created and is opend with the VSCode editor. - root
-
Print zoi root directory.
- help
-
Print a brief help message.
You can optionally save the settings used by zoi to a configuration file, ~/.zoirc.json.
The type of editor used by zoi can be specified in the ~/.zoirc.json file.
The following is the example of the ~/.zoirc.json file.
{
"editor": "code"
}
In that case, there is no need to pass the EDITOR
environment variable at runtime.