Due to the library spec of textual, this currently works on Macos/linux only.
# clone the repo, including submodules (ssh url example)
git clone --recurse-submodules [email protected]:RohanGautam/supernote-tool.git
# create a python environment (one-time)
conda create --name supernote python=3.7
conda activate supernote
# install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Make a copy of the config template
cp config-template.env config.env
# MODIFY `config.env` with paths to your supernote and local sync directory!!
#-----
# Run the main file
python supernote-app.py- remove git submodule and use the new supernote pip library install instead.
- u/fbalobanov on reddit, in this post for the inspiration.