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dear-diary

v0.1.15

Published

keeper of secrets

Downloads

21

Readme

dear-diary

a simple tool for keeping secrets.

command line diary entry

Install

npm install -g dear-diary

Use

make it yours...

dear-diary setup

then...

dear-diary write

all diary entries are encrypted and saved locally to your computer.

NOTE in it's current form, dear-diary is optimized towards creating one-line entries. at this moment, dear-diary uses Inquirer.js to gather user input. there is an open bug fix on this project to address problems with multi-line input. once this issue is resolved, dear-diary plans to implement the fix promptly. if you make a mistake, you may delete your most recent entry with:

dear-diary erase

to read...

dear-diary read

valid date inputs include

  • [enter] | all
  • today | yesterday
  • last
  • this week | this month | this year
  • mOnDay
  • 2/14/2015 | 2-14-2015
  • February 14 2015

if you forget your password...

dear-diary password

if you need help...

dear-diary --help

ANOTHER NOTE

this is a work in progress. it has only been tested in OSX and there are solutions working to current bugs with user input!

marywhite