Simple plaintext diary
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🌺 Hibiscus.txt

Simple plaintext diary.

This project is very opinionated and minimal, and is designed primarily for my usage. As a result of this, it is also neither secure nor idiot-proof.

Features:

  • Each day, you get a txt file. You have until 23:59 of that very day to finalise it.

  • At any moment, you can append a single line to log.txt

  • You can save named notes to document milestones, big events, or just a nice game you played this month

  • There is also a readme.txt file (just like this one, except you get to write it!)

  • You can easily export everything in a zip file for backups

  • Everything is plain(text) and simple. No databases, encryption, OAuth, or anything fancy. Even the password is plainte- wait is this a feature?

Data format:

data
+-- day
|   +-- yyyy-mm-dd.txt (ISO 8601)
|       ...
+-- notes
|   +-- note1.txt
|   +-- note2.txt
|       ...
+-- log.txt
+-- readme.txt