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Kiroku (記録)

Kiroku is a high-performance, terminal-based note-taking application written in Rust. It’s designed for developers and power users who want a frictionless, keyboard-driven workflow for managing knowledge directly in the terminal.

Built with Ratatui, Kiroku provides a modern TUI (Terminal User Interface) that combines the speed of the command line with the organizational power of a dedicated note manager.


🚀 Key Features

Feature Description
⚡ Blazing Fast Written in Rust for near-instant startup and fluid navigation, even with thousands of notes.
🔍 Fuzzy Everything Search by title, full-text content, or tags using a powerful fuzzy-matching engine.
📂 FS-Based Your notes are just Markdown files on disk. Organized in folders, no proprietary database.
🔄 Git Sync Integrated Git support to automatically sync your notes across devices on exit or with a keystroke.
🎨 Modern Themes Comes with beautiful built-in themes: Catppuccin, Gruvbox, and Tokyo Night.
🏷️ Tag Management Support for YAML frontmatter tags for easy categorization and filtering.

⌨️ Keyboard Shortcuts

Kiroku is designed to be used without a mouse.

Key Action
j / k Navigate note/folder list
Enter Open selected note in your $EDITOR
n / f Create new note / folder
/ / ? / # Search by Title / Content / Tag
g Sync with Git (push/pull)
s Cycle sort mode (Date, Name, Size)
t Cycle UI themes
y / Y Copy content / path to clipboard

📦 Quick Start

Prerequisites

Installation

  1. Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/gab-dev-7/kiroku.git
cd kiroku
  1. Build and Install
cargo install --path .
  1. Launch
kiroku

By default, Kiroku looks for notes in ~/kiroku. You can specify a different directory as an argument: kiroku ~/my-special-notes


⚙️ Configuration

Kiroku stores its configuration in ~/.config/kiroku/config.toml.

# Example Configuration
editor_cmd = "nvim"
auto_sync = true
sort_mode = "Date"

[theme]
accent = "#89dceb"    # Catppuccin Cyan
selection = "#bb9af7" # Purple

🤝 Contributing

Kiroku is open-source and welcomes contributions! Whether it’s bug fixes, new themes, or feature requests, feel free to open an issue or PR on GitHub.