Create or open a note for today, or for another date selected from a date picker. This plugin will create a folder hierarchy for you.
npm install joplin-plugin-journalCreate or open a note for today, or for another date selected from a date picker. This plugin will create a folder hierarchy for you.
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1. Click Tools -> Journal -> Open Today's Note to open a note for today. If the note does not exist, it be will be created as a new note. Default keyboard shortcut is Ctrl+Alt+D.
2. Click Tools -> Journal -> Open Another day's Note, to open a calendar to choose a date to journal. Default keyboard shortcut is Ctrl+Alt+O.
3. Click Tools -> Journal -> Insert a link to Today's Note to insert a reference link to today's note. If the note does not exist, it will be created. Default keyboard shortcut is Ctrl+Alt+L.
4. Click Tools -> Journal -> Insert a link to Another day's Note to insert a reference link to another day's note. If the note does not exist, it will be created. Default keyboard shortcut is Ctrl+Alt+T.
5. Every option above with Today also has a version with an offset. You can set the offset in the settings, which will shift the end of the day by up to 6 hours in either direction. This is useful if you often create the note for the previous day after midnight or the note for the following day before midnight. Default shortcuts are the same as above with an additional Shift.
You can customize the keyboard shortcuts via Tools -> Options -> Keyboard shortcuts, and then using journal in the search box to filter the keyboard shortcuts for the Journal plugin.
If you create the same note (a note with the same title and in the same folder) too quickly, a duplicate note will be created with the same name.
When using the default shortcut Ctrl+Alt+D to create today's note, you should wait more than 10 seconds before using the shortcut again, or it will create a duplicate note. This is because Joplin needs around 10 seconds to build the note's index - it should be found after about 10 seconds.
You can get the source code here: https://github.com/leenzhu/joplin-plugin-journal