Getting started
Image support: When editing notes with images, inline images are preserved through the edit cycle. Images appear as [MEMO_IMG_N] placeholders in your editor — keep them to preserve images, or remove them to delete images.
Due to AppleScript limitations, the images will be preserved at the end of the note, regardless of where the placeholder is located in the text. This means that if you have images in your note, they will be moved to the end of the note after editing.
Use the command memo notes --help to see all the options available for notes.
memo notes --help
Usage: memo notes [OPTIONS]
Options:
-f, --folder TEXT Specify a folder to filter the notes (leave empty to get
all).
-a, --add Add a note to the specified folder. Specify a folder
using the --folder flag.
-e, --edit Edit a note in the specified folder. Specify a folder
using the --folder flag.
-d, --delete Delete a note in the specified folder. Specify a folder
using the --folder flag.
-m, --move Move a note to a different folder.
-fl, --flist List all the folders and subfolders.
-s, --search Fuzzy search your notes.
-r, --remove Remove the folder you specified.
-ex, --export Export your notes to the Desktop.
-v, --view INTEGER Display the content of note N from the list.
--help Show this message and exit.
Use the command memo rem --help to see all the options available for reminders.
memo rem --help
Usage: memo rem [OPTIONS]
Options:
-c, --complete Mark a reminder as completed.
-a, --add Add a new reminder.
-d, --delete Delete a reminder.
--help Show this message and exit.
You can use memo --help to see the available commands.
memo --help
Usage: memo [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--version Show the version and exit.
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
notes
rem
Memo uses $EDITOR to edit and add notes. You can set it up by running the following command:
Where vim can be replaced with your preferred editor. Add it to your .zshrc/.bashrc to make it permanent.
Or check the one you have set up in your terminal by running: