Diarly

Diarly is a journaling app for writing and organizing daily entries. Protocol Launcher allows you to generate links for opening entries or notes, appending text, creating notes, and searching entries in Diarly.

Usage

There are two ways to use this library:

• On-Demand import from subpaths enables tree-shaking and keeps bundles small.
• Full Import from the root package is convenient but includes all app modules.

Pick On-Demand for production builds; Full Import is fine for quick scripts or demos.

Select Installation Method

On-Demand

Recommended. Optimized for production.

Full Import

Convenient. Good for quick scripts.

Diarly documents diarly://x-callback-url/[action]?[parameters] for open, append, and create, plus diarly://search?text=... for search. Daily entry identifiers use day in dd-mm-yyyy format and optional journal; note identifiers use id.

Open

Open a note by its unique id.

On-Demand

import { open } from 'protocol-launcher/diarly'

const url = open({
  id: 'REPLACE_WITH_NOTE_ID',
})

Open a daily entry with day and optional journal.

On-Demand

import { open } from 'protocol-launcher/diarly'

const url = open({
  day: '01-01-2019',
  journal: '2bc759b2-9dd8-4186-ba64-12890f5642c9',
})

Open in Diarly

Append / Add

Append text to a note or daily entry identified by id or by day and optional journal.

On-Demand

import { append } from 'protocol-launcher/diarly'

const url = append({
  day: '16-12-2020',
  text: 'Hello World',
})

On-Demand

import { append } from 'protocol-launcher/diarly'

const url = append({
  id: 'REPLACE_WITH_NOTE_ID',
  text: 'Hello World',
})

Create Note

Create a new note with text and optional journal.

On-Demand

import { create } from 'protocol-launcher/diarly'

const url = create({
  text: 'Hello World',
})

On-Demand

import { create } from 'protocol-launcher/diarly'

const url = create({
  journal: 'Personal',
  text: 'Hello World',
})

Search

Search Diarly entries with text.

On-Demand

import { search } from 'protocol-launcher/diarly'

const url = search({
  text: '@onThisDay',
})

Search in Diarly

Official Documentation

• Diarly X-Callback-URL Scheme Documentation