IDKnotes (notice the silent "k") because idk what i'm doing wasting my time on something that has probably been implemented dozens of times already in a better way.

The plugin is based upon a single user command :IDKnotes which takes optional arguments. If no argument is provided, the global notes are opened; with a bang (:IDKnotes!), the project notes are opened (see below).

Upon trying to open a project note in a project for which a project note has not yet been created, you will be prompted to provide a name associated with the project.

The :IDKnotes command accepts the following subcommands:

• rename - opens prompt to enter new of the current project's note;
• delete - deletes the current project note;
• manage - opens picker to do the above actions on a chosen project note;
• share [project_name] - applies project_name's note in the current project, will override an existing project note.

Example configuration using lazy.nvim:

{
    "kkanden/idknotes.nvim",
    ---@type idknotes.Config
    opts = {},
    keys = { -- suggested keymaps
        {
            "<leader>n",
            "<Cmd>IDKnotes<CR>",
        },
        {
            "<leader>m",
            "<Cmd>IDKnotes!<CR>",
        },
    },
}

{
    -- config of the note window
    win_config = {
        width = 0.4, -- if between 0 and 1 taken as fraction of the window, if integer taken as number or lines
        height = 0.5, -- same as above
        style = "minimal",
        border = "rounded",
        title_pos = "center",
    },
    fallback_to_cwd = false, -- if not in a git repo, fall back to current directory
    save_on_close = true,
    -- set `keymaps` to false to disable automatic keymap setup
    keymaps = {
        quit_save = "q", -- `q` in normal mode will save and close the buffer
    },
}