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jrnl Android app #329
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@orschiro have a look at Journal with Narrate. It uses the Day One format to store journalling entries, which There is only one small issue for now (see #332): when you delete an entry in Narrate it creates a 'deleted' directory inside the entries directory, which makes |
Thank you very much for the tip! Trying to set it up correctly. I created an entry on my Android. The entry was synced to my Dropbox to the following folder:
I added the path to my config accordingly:
However, |
Try |
I didn't create the folder |
There is no option to prevent |
Ups, sorry that I didn't notice this one. :P |
the easiest way is to use ifttt with service append to a text file in Dropbox. Creates a homescreen widget which takes a note and appends it to a text file in dropbox with a timestamp. |
Interested in this one too. I'm thinking it's possible to use termux for it, given that it installs via pip, but it's got some dependencies of its own so that might be a naive guess. |
fyi
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Having some problems with Termux, the mentioned dependencies seem fine:
But getting this error:
@justinkelly Perhaps you have some insight what might be happening here and how to overcome it? EDIT: Tried installing clang to no avail but seems that |
Should be mentioned that jrnl[encrypted] does not work in termux due to pycrypto needing gcc for installation (gcc was apparently removed some time ago due to maintenance burden). Compiling pycrypto from source (with clang) won't work due to /bin/sh not being in place. |
I know this thread is a few months old now, but @tototoben 's steps are not working for me on the latest Termux (version 0.60). The versions have updated a little so I am installing python-dev (3.6.5), libffi-dev(3.2.1-2) and openssl-dev (1.0.2o). When I type I get the same error trace that tototoben pasted previously, although with an updated cffi version
Any ideas what might have changed recently that is breaking this toolchain again? I'm new to Termux so any advice on how to debug and remedy this issue would be greatly appreciated. |
@infomofo install Source: termux/termux-packages#2430 |
I didnt test the encryption myself, please check https://github.com/maebert/jrnl/issues/329#issuecomment-354508795. |
This thread has been automatically locked since there has not been any recent activity after it was closed. Please open a new issue for related bugs. |
Hi @maebert,
Many thanks for developing
jrnl
!Taken from your documentation page, I would like to follow this advice. Since I am frequently on my Android device, I was wondering whether there is an Android client that can link to the journal file in my shared Dropbox folder?
Are there any approaches to use jrnl from an Android device?
Warmly,
Robert
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