shanac

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import console, datetime, json, os, sys, urllib, webbrowser
selected = "no"
console.clear()
# I moved 'dropboxlogin' into a sub folder so it doesn't clutter my main folder
sys.path += [os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)), 'lib')]
import dropboxlogin # this code can be found here https://gist.github.com/4034526
# API app needs to be set up as root; set access_type to "dropbox".
dropbox_client = dropboxlogin.get_client() # auth
todayString=datetime.date.today().strftime('%Y-%m-%d')

zacwasielewski

dayone://post?entry=Food Log
 
|Food Log||
|:---|:---|
|Meal|[list: Which meal?|Breakfast|Lunch|Dinner|Snack]|
|Foods|[prompt:What did you eat?]|
|Notes|[prompt:Extra thoughts?]|
#food #log

mickaellegal

dayone://post?entry=My Daily Review

|Daily Review||
|:---|:---|
|Summary|[prompt: Today's one word summary]|
|Did I work?|[list: Did I work today?|Yes|No]|
|Did I relax?|[list: Did I relax today?|Yes|No]|
|Physical Exercise|[list: Did I workout today?|Yes|No]|
|Satisfaction|[list: Am I happy with what I did today?|Yes|No]|
|Goals|[list:Any progress toward my goals?|Yes|No]|

aliou

var DayOne = require('dayone').DayOne;
var DayOneEntry = require('dayone').DayOneEntry;

var dayone = new DayOne();
dayone.list({'tags': ['randomidea']}, function(err, entries) {
  var new_entries = entries.sort(function(a, b) {
    if (a.creationDate > b.creationDate)
      return 1;
    if (a.creationDate < b.creationDate)
      return -1;

Zettt

import webbrowser
import urllib

dayone_url = "dayone://post?entry="
feeling_question = "How do you feel today?"
achievement_question = "What are you trying to achieve today?"
thought_question = "Is there a negative thought or positive on your mind you want to get out?"
tag = "#diary"

# input

statonjr

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# logtodayone.rb
# Brett Terpstra (http://brettterpstra.com)
# Larry Staton Jr. (https://github.com/statonjr)
# Use and modify freely, attribution appreciated
#
# This script works with the Day One[1] command line utility
# It parses an input string for an exclamation point prefix to mark starred
# and/or a [date string] at the beginning to parse natural language dates