Vault-Term is a terminal-based productivity tool designed to help you manage projects in a more efficient and comfortable way.
With Vault-Term, you can create and manage projects directly from the terminal. While it is primarily oriented toward productivity and note-taking, you can also use it to write code.
Inspired by the Obsidian philosophy, Vault-Term is an open-source project—contributions are welcome! :)
Vault-Term is built with Python 3.12.5 and relies on the following dependencies:
Vault-Term uses Figlet to generate ASCII art, particularly for the Vault-Term logo. More details can be found in the Figlet repository.
Vault-Term utilizes Tabulate to create structured and readable ASCII tables within the terminal. More information is available on the Tabulate PyPI page.
Vault-Term uses Inquirer to streamline navigation within its menu system. You can learn more about it on the Inquirer PyPI page.
Vault-Term integrates Vim as the default text editor for managing project files. You can install it by following the instructions in the Vim documentation.
Vault-Term was developed on Arch Linux, but it should work on any UNIX-based system, including macOS and Ubuntu.
Vault-Term requires Figlet for ASCII art generation. Install it using the following commands:
Arch Linux:
sudo pacman -Syu figletUbuntu:
sudo apt install figletEnsure that Python 3 is installed on your system:
Arch Linux:
sudo pacman -Syu python3Ubuntu:
sudo apt install python3Once the prerequisites are installed, follow these steps to set up Vault-Term:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/AgustinDoCanto/Vault-Term.git- Navigate to the Vault-Term directory:
cd Vault-Term- Run the installation script:
./install.shThis script sets up a Python virtual environment and installs the required dependencies (Inquirer and Tabulate).
Once installed, launch Vault-Term by running:
./Vault.shThis script activates the virtual environment and executes vault.py, the main script that powers Vault-Term. Enjoy!