Warning

Archived since it is no longer maintained and atom has been sunset end of 2022 anyways.

atom-diary package

Keep a diary in Atom using markup like AsciiDoc or Markdown.

This package allows you to keep a diary in atom - how great is that? It has a nice three month calendar view for easy navigation to past entries and organizes your diary in monthly files.

• Alt-Shift-d a: Creates a new diary entry for the current time
• Alt-Shift-d c: Toggles the calendar view
• Alt-Shift-d d: Opens the diary as a project in a dedicated window
• Alt-Shift-d p: Creates a "printable" version of the diary

This package is inspired by my Emacs module diary-private.el.

You might want to install the AsciiDoctor preview package for Atom for previewing your diary files.

Features

• Creates month based AsciiDoc or Markdown files for diaries
• Calendar view with clickable days
• Calendar view allows to navigate back and forth between months and years
• User can set a language for the diary files different from the system language
• User can create a printable version of the full diary (AsciiDoc only at the moment)
• User can open the diary folder as an atom project in a separate window

TODO items

Major features

1. [IN PROGRESS] Make diary printable

• [DONE] Create meta AsciiDoc files to create a printable diary
• Create meta Markdown files to create a printable diary
• Calendar View
  • [IN PROGRESS] Create new entries by right-clicking on a day
  • Add year selector (click on a year number to open selector, shall navigate to the selected year and the current month)
• [IN PROGRESS] Make diary manageable
  • [DONE] Add command to open diary basedir as a project with it's own tree-view, probably integrate with project-manager
  • Add sorting and other cleanup routines

Minor features

• Ask user on the very first start whether he wants to use AsciiDoc or Markdown
• Make navigating to settings an option in the packages menu (or add easy switching of markup language)
• Expand on ~/ and $HOME in baseDir configuration
• Improve markup support by using file templates
• Watch for changes on diary files even when they are changed by atom outside atom-diary
• Add some simple caching in calendar-lib::getDays which is based on file modification times
• When day changes, update marker on calendar view
• If available, open a pane with asciidoc/asciidoctor preview
• What happens if project-manager is not installed?