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diaryjs

v0.0.3

Published

A very simple diary generator

Readme

DiaryJS

Read your Markdown diary as a single-page HTML document.

Installation

Installing via npm

Installation is done via the Node Package Manager. You can install DiaryJS globally:

    $ npm install -g diaryjs

and also locally, if you don't want to use it from your terminal:

    $ npm install diaryjs --save

Usage

In order to keep things simple we restrict ourselves to this directory structure:

.
└── days/
    ├── 2015/
    ├── 2016/
	    └── 08/
            ├── 09.markdown
            ├── 10.markdown
            └── 11.markdown
        └── 09/
    └── 2017/

Your notes have to follow this naming rule or the diary will not render properly.

To read your diary just simply run

    $ diaryjs 

from the directory where your days folder is located in. If no errors occur, your diary will appear in the same folder as diary.html. You're done! :)