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Add flag to only find notes in the Trash #110
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Hi @jeffkowalski ,
First i would like to thank you for maintaining a up-to-date version.
I am been using Evernote/Geeknote for some years now and one thing I find annoying is that there is no way to just search notes in the Trash. This is annoying as I often need to find old, deleted notes.
This PR adds a flag to the find command which limited the search only to trash e.g to find all notes containing "python" in trash
./geeknote.py find "python" --deleted-only