π Preserve your memories, self-reflect and record ideas on-the-go.
Journal helps you manage multiple journals with ease from the comfort of your terminal, web browser or API client. You can import/export journals as horcruxes and set simple customizations for layout, theme, and keybindings.
Journal brings out the quintessence of your potent yet pervious mind. Get personal with it and use its gorgeous powers for good.
Check out live demo of web app.
You can download a binary release for Windows, Mac or Linux here.
go get -u github.com/paulebose/journal
If you get an error claiming that journal command cannot be found or is not defined, you
may need to add ~/go/bin
to your $PATH. ~/go/bin
should not be mistaken for $GOROOT/bin
(which is for Go's own binaries,
not installed apps like journal).
Here is some basic usage information for terminal.
Create and open a new note with the default author:
journal new
Create a new note with a custom id:
journal create note --id custom-id
Create a new author:
journal create author
Edit an author or tag:
journal edit <id>
Run journal help
for more information.
journal help
r refresh list h show help t toggle screen mode (normal/half/fullscreen) , show settings / search x select item Q quit esc close current panel
Check the keybindings docs for more information.
Default path for config file:
- Windows:
C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Journal\config.yml
- MacOS:
/Users/USERNAME/Library/Application Support/Journal/config.yml
- Linux:
/home/USERNAME/.config/Journal/config.yml
# Example Config
cli:
mouseEnabled: true
editor: 'in-built'
confirmOnQuit: false
keybindings:
# command: 'key'
web:
port: 9001
Check the configuration docs for more information.
Contributors are welcome! Please check out the contributing guide. For discussions about stuff, you can use GitHub Discussions
- @PaulEbose - Idea & initial work
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
- Influence: @Richmond-Eribo