"geeknote: command not found" error with pyenv about emacs-geeknote HOT 9 CLOSED

I would suggest not using a virtual environment and installing geeknote through pip install --user geeknote or python setup.py install --user in the geeknote directory, and then add the python bin directory to your PATH. This way, you don't have to specify the python to execute geeknote.

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python in my repos is 2.6.6, so geeknote won't install. (pip install geeknote fails with Could not find any downloads that satisfy the requirement geeknote.)

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Geeknote, for some reason, is not in the python repos. You'll have to python setup.py install --user inside the geeknote project directory after you clone it.

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A simple change has it working. Would you prefer a pull request or just paste the change here?

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A pull request would be cool :)
On Feb 16, 2015 12:55 AM, "Steven Edwards" [email protected] wrote:

A simple change has it working. Would you prefer a pull request or just
paste the change here?

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Submitted. :)

geeknote find works fine from the CLI and emacs, but creating notes is failing in both places. I'm considering porting it to Go, which will allow me to avoid virtual environments altogether.

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I experienced the same problem before, when I used geeknote HEAD. There might be some bugs in the current HEAD, which is why I'm still using geeknote at 192a0c5. Maybe I should add this to the readme?

I'll be happy to use a different backend if it works better than geeknote ;) Right now, I'm looking into helm integration.

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Please do add that note in the README; it would have saved me some grief. :)

You go ahead and work on helm integration. I'm going to work on parsing titles to include the destination notebook and tags.

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Updated readme. I'll make a release tonight. Thank you for your inputs and for the PRs 👍

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