# 📝 QuickNote CLI

A simple command-line tool to take quick notes directly in your terminal — now with persistent storage using JSON!

> ⚡ Notes are saved to a local `notes.json` file in your current directory.

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## 🚀 Features

- ✅ Add quick notes from the terminal
- 📂 View saved notes anytime
- 💾 Persistent storage in JSON file
- 🧠 Simple and intuitive command structure

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## 📦 Installation

Clone the repo and link it globally:

```bash
git clone https://github.com/Briankija/quicknote.git
cd src/
npm install
npm link

💻 Usage

➕ Add a Note
quicknote add "Finish reading Chapter 5"
# or
quicknote a "Fix the login bug"

📋 List All Notes

quicknote list
# or
quicknote ls

📁 How It Works
.✅ When you add a note, it gets saved in notes.json

.📖 When you list notes, it reads from that file

.🗂️ Notes are stored in the current working directory

❓ Help
Get help anytime:
quicknote --help
    You’ll see a guide like this:

    Welcome to QuickNote CLI

Take temporary notes in your terminal session.
Notes will be saved in notes.json in the current folder.

Usage:
  quicknote <command> [options]

Commands:
  add <note>, a        Add a new note
  list, ls             List all notes

Examples:
  quicknote add "Finish homework"
  quicknote ls

Example:
    $ quicknote add "Learn Commander.js"
Note added: "Learn Commander.js"

$ quicknote ls
Your notes:
1. Learn Commander.js

🤝 Contributing
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to open a pull request or check the issues page.

License
ISC © Brian Kija