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dev-journal

v2.0.3

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CLI tool for journaling

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Dev Journal CLI

A command-line interface (CLI) tool for journaling, built with Node.js. Keep track of your daily thoughts, moods, and productivity seamlessly from your terminal.

Features

  • Start a new journal entry
  • View past entries with detailed information
  • Choose from various text editors for entry creation
  • Automatic mood, day rating, and productivity level calculation
  • Configurable user settings for a personalized experience

Installation

To install dev-journal globally, run:

npm install -g dev-journal
yarn global add dev-journal

Usage

Configuring User Settings

dev-journal config

Configure your user settings, including your name, favorite color, and preferred text editor.

Starting a New Entry

dev-journal write

This command prompts you to answer a series of questions about your mood, day rating, productivity, and tasks completed. Afterward, you'll be prompted to write your journal entry in your preferred text editor.

Viewing Past Entries

dev-journal view <date> [indexOrTime]

View a specific journal entry by providing the date it was created. If there are multiple entries for a date, they will be listed for you to select from. You can also specify an optional time parameter to view entries from a specific time of day.

Viewing stats

dev-journal insights

Shows your average mood, day rating and productivity.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read our Contribution Guidelines for details on how to contribute to this project.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Acknowledgements

  • Inquirer.js - A powerful CLI tool for Node.js
  • chalk - Terminal string styling done right
  • boxen - Create boxes in the terminal

Support

If you encounter any issues or have questions or suggestions, please open an issue on GitHub.