This add-on allows to keep notes attached to tasks. Just one note per task is allowed.

• note add|a ITEM#. Adds a new note to task ITEM# and gives the chance to edit it.
• note edit|e ITEM#. Opens the note related with task ITEM# in editor.
• note show|s ITEM#. Shows the note related with task ITEM#.

When a done task is archived, the content of its note (if any) is appended to an archive file. This archive can be viewed or edited with the show and edit operations:

• note edit|e archive|a. Opens in editor the notes' archive.
• note show|s archive|a. Shows the notes' archive.

The archive file is the only way to acces an archived task's note.

When a task is deleted, its note (if any) is also also deleted.

$ todo.sh ls
1 Cook cake for birthday party
2 Fix bicycle
--
TODO: 2 of 2 tasks shown

Say you're collecting recipes to prepare the cake from task 1 and want to write a note with the links to that recipes:

$ todo.sh note add 1
1 Cook cake for birthday party note:cUn.txt
TODO: Note added to task 1.
Edit note?  (y/n)
y

At this point, an editor is opened where you can enter any information related with task 1.

Later on, you may want to see the content of the note of task 1:

$ todo.sh note show 1
# Cook cake for birthday party

A couple of cakes thar look great:
* http://www.terrificfantasticcakes.com/sacher
* http://www.evenbettercakes.com/tartadesanmarcos

Perhaps you want to edit the note to add something else, then todo.sh note edit 1 would open again the editor.

Copy the archive, del and rm files in this directory to your add-ons folder. Be aware that this add-on overrides the archive, del and rm commands. If you already have overriden some of them, you'll need to do some tweaking to combine both versions.

You can change the note file extension by adding an entry to your todo.cfg file:

# Note file extension
export TODO_NOTE_EXT=.md