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As a user, I want to add converted Markdown directly to a journal page, in order to avoid copy/paste and manual editing.
journal
cat file1.txt file2.txt | lsd journal
--date
yesterday
Friday
Fri
March 27th
--prepend
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
feat(journal): append content to the current journal page (#17)
202c8d4
feat(journal): pipe content from stdin (#17)
b7cc635
feat(journal): option to convert to outline (#17)
d2f285c
feat(journal): output content to stdout
80542f7
#17
feat(journal): choose the date (with natural language)
133667c
f366c88
test(journal): add integration tests
a20e8a3
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Problem
As a user, I want to add converted Markdown directly to a journal page, in order to avoid copy/paste and manual editing.
Possible Solution
journal
command.Or accept files as arguments (like Outline: accept multiple files in the command line #12).cat file1.txt file2.txt | lsd journal
--date
option to allow choosing a date.yesterday
,Friday
,Fri
,March 27th
, etc.--prepend
(or something similar) to prepend to the beginning of the journal.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: