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Noted does support URL schemes (or URI schemes), which give users or developers a way to reference resources inside the app. Below are some examples of commands that you can use:
- Start a new note with the title “Meeting August”, in a new notebook called “Management” – Example: noted://new-note?title=Meeting%20August¬ebook-title=Management&new-notebook=true
- Start a new recording with the title “Lecture Week”, in an existing Notebook titled “Biography” – Example: noted://new-record?title=Lecture%20Week¬ebook-title=Biography&new-notebook=false
- Show all notes tagged with “exams” – Example: noted://notes?tag=exams
- Open an existing note – Example: noted://open-note?id=7B944382-A581-44CF-9C5C
Available Actions
/open-note
Opens a note with ID, which you can easily copy from a note’s information.
Parameters: id (required)
Example: noted://open-note?id=7B944382-A581-44CF-9C5C
/new-note
Creates a new note.
Parameters:
- title (optional)
- notebook-title (optional)
- new-notebook (optional) – true/false
Example: noted://new-note?title=New%20Note¬ebook-title=Medical&new-notebook=true
/new-record
Creates a new note and start recording.
Parameters:
- title (optional)
- notebook-title (optional)
- new-notebook (optional) – true/false
Example: noted://new-record?title=New%20Recording¬ebook-title=Medical&new-notebook=false
/notes
Filters existing notes.
Parameters: tag (required)
Example: noted://notes?tag=tag1
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