I have to type "note" or "folder" twice, just to create a new one. I prefer the convention that most other tools follow whereby "new" is the base command, and then the thing you want to create is the noun. Eg
> jt new note
If you really want the noun to be first and the verb second, at least simplify it to:
> jt note new
Though I much prefer the verb first since it reads more like an action sentence.
> jt note newnote
> jt folder newfolder
I have to type "note" or "folder" twice, just to create a new one. I prefer the convention that most other tools follow whereby "new" is the base command, and then the thing you want to create is the noun. Eg
> jt new note
If you really want the noun to be first and the verb second, at least simplify it to:
> jt note new
Though I much prefer the verb first since it reads more like an action sentence.