Improve the usability of the Daylio CSV export and explore reports around your data
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daylio-analysis
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An unofficial daylio client ( read-only now ) to view your entries and notes in your browser locally using your backup ( .daylio ) . Built with node.js.
mood
diary-entries
mood-tracker
mood-analysis
daylio-analysis
daylio
daylio-web
daylio-for-pc
daylio-pc
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Jul 26, 2023 - JavaScript
Python scripts to convert Daylio mood tracker CSV exports to individual Markdown files with YAML frontmatter for integration with Obsidian or other markdown-based note-taking applications.
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csv-converter
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obsidian
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markdown-converter
csv-parser
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daylio-analysis
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mood-tracking
obsidian-md
obsidianmd
obsidian-notes
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Mar 31, 2024 - Python
rust crate for analyzing & parsing the csv export from the mood tracking app daylio
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Jun 26, 2024 - Rust
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