`--no-input` Option Skips 'Do You Wish to Edit Existing Note' Prompt

zk/daily-journal.md Documentation Example

Assume we created an alias for daily journal type notes:

# ~/.config/zk/config.toml

# ...

[alias]
daily = 'zk new --no-input "$ZK_NOTEBOOK_DIR/journal/daily"'

# ...

Let's unpack this alias:

zk new will refuse to overwrite notes. If you already created today's note, it will instead ask you if you wish to edit it. Using --no-input skips the prompt and edit the existing note right away.
$ZK_NOTEBOOK_DIR is set to the absolute path of the current notebook when running an alias. Using it allows you to run zk daily no matter where you are in the notebook folder hierarchy.
We need to use double quotes around $ZK_NOTEBOOK_DIR, otherwise it will not be expanded.