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I love this! I use the Terminal and VIM every day and really enjoy tools that fit within that workflow. I didn't even know about this project when I started bui

I love this! I use the Terminal and VIM every day and really enjoy tools that fit within that workflow. I didn't even know about this project when I started building a similar tool (with the same name!).

corobo 9y ago
I have a relative path set up for my jrnl: "this": "./notes.txt" which I've aliased: note=jrnl this if I'm doing something that I get pulled away from it's a quick "note was working on the flux capacitor in somefile" .gitignore the notes file as desired
- gknoy 9y ago
  Can you share more about how you set up relative paths? Is that a bash alias?
  - corobo 9y ago
    Sorry I completely missed that bit! The relative path part is set up in your jrnl config usually ~/.jrnl_config
bphogan 9y ago
You might want to look at vimwiki if you haven't already. https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki