Open jakeisnt opened 4 years ago
I don't speak for the community, but would very much like to see this.
Especially if you've worked on it already.
Just searched for orgzly repo for adding the exact same feature request. @jakeisnt Thanks for the work you are doing.
The biggest problem I face is that I use org-journal in day mode (on my mac), which creates a file for each day. Using that along with orgzly messes up the whole app because each day's file shows up as a different notebook in orgzly. As a workaround, I started using org-jounal in month mode so that atleast one file per month will not cause clutter.
But I very much would love to go back to using org-journal at a day to day rotating file basis, and envisioned the exact same design for orgzly support as you have mentioned.
I am also interested in development of the feature in case you need help.
I have searched for existing issues that may be the same as or related to mine.
I use Org-mode extensively for writing and tracking a daily journal, and would love to be able to easily interact with this journal through Orgzly.
I'm proposing the addition of a 'Journal' view - distinct from the 'Agenda' view - that has a UI more conducive to on the fly journaling than the structured approach that Orgzly's current interface takes.
Creating a new journal entry shouldn't require the user to look at previous entries. The 'journal' page view should be a calendar or timeline to display temporal information, with the '+' button creating a new journal entry. This works similar to the 'org-journal' package's new entry feature - - it opens a window similar to any other orgzly note, but once the note is saved, it's slotted into the journal similar to 'org-journal' s behavior.
This is an initiative I have already started working on and would love to merge into Orgzly, but before doing further work I'd like to determine whether the community sees this as a reasonable feature for the Orgzly app or if a separate app should be created.