Journler -> DayOne

journler_dayone.py

#! /usr/bin/env python

# Import Journler entries into DayOne 2.0
# Keeps Date and Title, does not attempt to import Category or Tags

import os
import dateutil.parser

# The folder containing your Journler export
#
# In Journler: File -> Export Journal
# Data Format: Plain Text
# ✓ Include Header
# ✓ Save Each Entry in its own file all in a single folder
DIR = "/Users/tkieft/Desktop/Journler/"

# The Location of your DayOne 2.0 Journal
JOURNAL = "/Users/tkieft/Library/Group Containers/5U8NS4GX82.dayoneapp2/Data/Auto Import/Default Journal.dayone"

# The DayOne CLI: http://help.dayoneapp.com/day-one-tools/
DAYONE = "/usr/local/bin/dayone"

def extract(string):
	return string.replace('\x00','').split(":  ")[1].strip()

files = [DIR + file for file in os.listdir(DIR) if not file.startswith(".")]

for file in files:
	f = open(file, 'r')

	title = extract(f.readline())
	date = dateutil.parser.parse(extract(f.readline()))
	category = extract(f.readline())
	tags = extract(f.readline()).split()

	f.readline()

	content = f.read().replace('\x00','')

	f.close()

	cmd = DAYONE + " -j=\"" + JOURNAL + "\" -d=\"" + date.strftime("%c") + "\" new"

	pipe = os.popen(cmd, 'w')
	pipe.write("# " + title + "\n\n")
	pipe.write(content)
	retval = pipe.close()

	print retval