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  # [PlainNotes](https://github.com/aziz/PlainNotes)
  Simple and pleasant authoring and note taking for SublimeText.
  
  With PlainNotes you can:
   - Organize notes and thoughts
   - Maintain todo-lists
   - Write documents
   - and probably more
  
  PlainNotes stores and organizes all your notes in a folder and make them
  accessible with a single shortcut or mouse click. It also provides you with an
  enhanced version of Markdown markup and some good looking color schemes for
  note taking.
  It's been designed with these ground rules in mind:
   - Plain text is the holy grail
   - Plain text shouldn't be that plain
   - Simple and Sexy is Sublime
  
  <p align="center">
  <img src="http://cl.ly/image/21143i2m3e0n/ss2.png" width="727" height="416">
  </p>
  
  **Note:** Although PlainNotes works under SublimeText 2, some features might
  not be available. We're not actively testing it under SublimeText 2 but will
  do our best to make it compatible and usable. We appreciate bug reports and
  pull requests.
  
  ## Organizing notes
  
  Most of PlainNotes commands are accessible from the SublimeText main menu. You
  should have a menu item called `Notes` right after `Help`. Although, there are
  faster and easier ways of running those commnads that are mentioned below.
  
  #### Starting a new note (`super+F4`)
  - **Command palette**: Open command palette and search for `Notes: new`
    command (typing `nn` will probably find it for you).
    - To save note in a subfolder of the root directory use `/`:
      `"subfolder name"/"note name"`.
  
  - **Shortcut**: By default pressing <kbd>super+F4</kbd> will create a new
    note. For customizing the shortcut see [Keyboard Shortcuts]() section.
  
  #### Opening an existing note (`F4`)
  - **Command palette**: Open command palette and search for `Notes: List…`
    command (typing `nl` will probably find it for you), the command will show
    the *Latest Notes quick panel* from which you can select or search for your
    file.
    The *Latest Notes quick panel* is sorting files based on their last-edit
    time, so the note that you have been working on recently should be on top of
    the list.
  
  - **Shortcut**: By default pressing <kbd>F4</kbd> will open the
    *Latest Notes quick panel*. For customizing the shortcut see
    [Keyboard Shortcuts]() section.
  
  #### Jotter (`F1`)
  Jotter will let you jot down your thoughts and ideas quickly without
  disturbing your work-flow. It opens a *Note Panel* at the bottom of the editor
  which is ready to take your note. When you press <kbd>ESC</kbd> it
  automatically closes the panel and saves your note with a time stamp in your
  *Inbox*.
  
  It can be accessed by pressing <kbd>F1</kbd> (that can be customized in your
  Key-bindings if it conflicts with your other key-bindings) or through
  `Notes: Jotter` in command palette.
  The default color scheme of the jotter panel can be customized in user
  settings (`Preferences -> Package Settings -> PlainNotes -> Settings - User`):
  
  ```json
  { "jotter_color_scheme": "Packages/PlainNotes/Color Schemes/Sticky-Yellow.tmTheme" }
  ```
  
  #### Inbox
  Inbox is where all your quick notes from *Jotter* live. You can view inbox
  through `Notes: Inbox` in command palette or via the Notes main menu.
  The date and time format of the note headers in inbox can be customized in user
  settings (`Preferences -> Package Settings -> PlainNotes -> Settings - User`):
  
  ```json
  {
      "jotter_date_format": "%d %b %Y",
      "jotter_time_format": "%I:%M %p"
  }
  ```
  
  #### Notes Index Card (`ctrl+F4`)
  Pressing <kbd>ctrl+F4</kbd> or selecting `Notes: Index` from the command
  palette will give you the *Notes Index Card* with the list of all notes sorted
  alphabetically.
  Pressing <kbd>Enter</kbd> on any note will open it in a new tab.
  
  #### Change note color
  Open command palette and search for `Note: Change Color…`. it will give you a
  list of 10 different colors that is shown in the above image. Pressing up and
  down will give you a preview.
  Color of the note is remembered by PlainNotes and whenever you open that file,
  PlainNotes will set the color-scheme automatically.
  
  #### Archive note
  Open command palette and search for `Note: Archive`. This will move the note
  into an archive folder than can be specified in the settings -- The default
  archive directory is `.archive`. Archiving a note hides it from the Index and
  List.
  
  #### Unarchive notes
  Open command palette and search for `Note: Unarchive...`. This will open a
  list of archived notes sorted by modification date. Selecting one from the
  list will unarchive that note.
  
  #### Delete note
  Open a note and then open command palette and search for `Note: Delete`.
  
  #### Rename note
  Open a note and then open command palette and search for `Note: Rename`.
  
  #### Change note file extension
  You can change the note file extension in settings. To do so, go to
  `Preferences -> Package Settings -> PlainNotes -> Settings - User` and modify
  `"note_save_extension":`. The default note type is `.note` which has the
  possibility of setting different note colors and some special markup.
  Alternatively you can use any note extension you want such as markdown `.md`.
  
  #### Add yaml front matter to notes
  Go to `Preferences -> Package Settings -> PlainNotes -> Settings - User` and
  modify `"enable_yaml"`
  
  By default, the following yaml items are added:
  ```yaml
  title:
  date:
  tags:
  ```
  
  To add more yaml items you can add them to the settings by modifying `note_yaml:`:
  
  ```json
  { "note_yaml" : ["categories"] }
  ```
  
  #### Other features
  - **Open URLs**: place cursor on the link then press `enter` to open a url in
    the browser.
  - **Preview images inline**: place cursor on a markdown image with inline image url and press `enter` to a preview popup of that image. You should have ST 3070 or newer for this feature to work.
  
  #### Per-project notes
  
  To have a different notes directory for a project, add the following in your
  `.sublime-project` file:
  
  ```json
  "settings": {
      "PlainNotes": {
          "root": "path/to/notes/dir"
      }
  }
  ```
  
  ## Authoring notes
  PlainNotes provides an enhanced version of Markdown. It means that you can
  write your notes in plain markdown without learning anything new. In addition,
  it gives you some extra markups to improve the look and feel of your
  documents, since markdown sometime feels too simple to format a real document.
  
  If you are new to markdown here is a cheat-sheet:
  
  |    Markup   |            Markdown Syntax            |
  |-------------|---------------------------------------|
  | Italic      | `_italic_` or `*italic*`              |
  | Bold        | `__bold__` or `**bold**`              |
  | Images      | `![Image Title](http://url_to.image)` |
  | Links       | `[Link Text](http://link.url)`        |
  | Inline Code | `` `code` ``                          |
  | Quotes      | `> Here is a quote block`             |
  | Separators  | `----` or `*****`                     |
  | Heading 1   | `# Heading 1`                         |
  | Heading 2   | `## Heading 2`                        |
  | Heading 3   | `### Heading 3`                       |
  | Heading 4   | `#### Heading 4`                      |
  
  ### Extra Markup
  
  #### Admonitions
  When writing a note, you might need to distinguish a block or section by
  giving it a special title and box. These sections might appear several times
  in your document. Some examples would be *Note*, *Tip* or *Caution* blocks in
  an article.
  
  Here is how to create an admonition block
  
      !!! ADMONITION_TYPE "Optional title in quotes"
          Any number of other indented markdown elements.
  
  <img width="640" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3202/10559318/3d5e5420-74ee-11e5-89b9-0eca42750aca.png" >
  
  By default admonitions block have a purplish background color (that might be
  different based on the color scheme), but giving it a specific type from table
  below can change the color. Predefined admonition types are listed in table
  below and are shown in image above. Note that admonition types can be lower-
  case, upper-case or title-case.
  
  | Predefined Admonition Type | Block Color |
  |----------------------------|-------------|
  | `hint` or `tip`            | bluish      |
  | `warning` or `caution`     | yellowish   |
  | `danger` or `error`        | reddish     |
  | `attention`                | greenish    |
  
  Admonition blocks can have any PlainNotes enhanced markdown inside them and
  they customize the look and feel so that everything looks sublime.
  
  <img align="center" width="380" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3202/10559414/c9a61ff6-74f0-11e5-8209-1c881ebd8506.png" >
  
  ## License
  
  Copyright 2014-2015 [Allen Bargi](https://twitter.com/aziz).
  Licensed under the MIT License
  
  