- [Improved] Passwords are now saved in the key-chain. The
password
field in.jrnl_config
is soft-deprecated.
- [Improved] The
~
in journal config paths will now expand properly to e.g./Users/maebert
- [Fixed] Fixed a bug where on OS X, the timezone could only be accessed on administrator accounts.
- [Fixed] Detects DayOne journals stored in
~/Library/Mobile Data
as well.
- [New] DayOne journals can now handle tags
- [Fixed] DayOne integration with older DayOne Journals
- [Improved] Soft-deprecated
-to
for filtering by time and introduces-until
instead.
- [Fixed] Fixed a bug introduced in 1.5.0 that caused the entire journal to be printed after composing an entry
- [Improved] Exporting, encrypting and displaying tags now takes your filter options into account. So you could export everything before May 2012:
jrnl -to 'may 2012' --export json
. Or encrypt all entries tagged with@work
into a new journal:jrnl @work --encrypt work_journal.txt
. Or display all tags of posts where Bob is also tagged:jrnl @bob --tags
- [Fixed] Tagging works again
- Meta-info for PyPi updated
- [Improved] Unifies encryption between Python 2 and 3. If you have problems reading encrypted journals afterwards, first decrypt your journal with the old jrnl version (install with
pip install jrnl==1.3.1
, thenjrnl --decrypt
), upgrade jrnl (pip install jrnl --upgrade
) and encrypt it again (jrnl --encrypt
).
- [Improved] Everything that is not direct output of jrnl will be written stderr to improve integration
- [New] Export to multiple files
- [New] Feature to export to given output file
- [Fixed] Timezone support for DayOne
- [Fixed] Unicode and Python3 issues resolved.
- [New] JSON export exports tags as well.
- [Improved] Nicer error message when there is a syntactical error in your config file.
- [Improved] Unicode support
- [Improved] Backwards compatibility with
parsedatetime
0.8.7
- [Improved] Python 2.6 compatibility
- [Improved] Better utf-8 support
- [New] Python 3 compatibility
- [New] Respects the
XDG_CONFIG_HOME
environment variable for storing your configuration file (Thanks evaryont)
- [Improved] Removed clint in favour of colorama
- [Fixed] Fixed a bug where showing tags failed when no tags are defined.
- [Fixed] Improvements to config parsing (Thanks alapolloni)
- [Fixed] Fixes readline support on Windows
- [Fixed] Smaller fixes and typos
- [Fixed] Requires parsedatetime 1.1.2 or newer
- [New] Integrates seamlessly with DayOne
- [Improved] Each journal can have individual settings
- [Fixed] A bug where jrnl would not go into compose mode
- [Fixed] A bug where jrnl would not add entries without timestamp
- [Fixed] Support for parsedatetime 1.x
- [Improved] Converts
\n
to new lines (if using directly on a command line, make sure to wrap your entry with quotes).
- [Improved] Supports deleting of last entry.
- [Fixed] Fixes a bug where --encrypt or --decrypt without a target file would not work.
- [Improved] Supports a config option for setting word wrap.
- [Improved] Supports multiple journal files.
- [Fixed] Dates such as "May 3" will now be interpreted as being in the past if the current day is at least 28 days in the future
- [Fixed] Bug where composed entry is lost when the journal file fails to load
- Changed directory structure and install scripts (removing the necessity to make an alias from
jrnl
tojrnl.py
)
- [Fixed] Parsing of new lines in journal files and entries
- [Improved] Adds support for encrypting and decrypting into new files
- [Improved] Adds a
-short
option that will only display the titles of entries (or, when filtering by tags, the context of the tag) - [Improved] Adds tag export
- [Improved] Adds coloured highlight of tags (by default, highlights all tags - when filtering by tags, only highlights search tags)
- [Improved]
.jrnl_config
will get automatically updated when updating jrnl to a new version
- [Improved] Adds --encrypt and --decrypt to encrypt / decrypt existing journal files
- [Improved] Adds markdown export (kudos to dedan)
- [Improved] Submitted to PyPi.
- [Improved] Encrypts using CBC
- [Fixed]
key
has been renamed topassword
in config to avoid confusion. (The key use to encrypt and decrypt a journal is the SHA256-hash of the password.)
- [Fixed] Removed unnecessary print commands
- [Improved] Created the documentation
- [Improved] Supports encrypted journals using AES encryption
- [Improved] Support external editors for composing entries
- [Improved] Filtering by tags and dates
- [Fixed] Now using dedicated classes for Journals and entries
- Composing entries works. That's pretty much it.