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May 18, 2011 00:27
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Import to Day One Journal app from MacJournal Export
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require "open3" | |
def readfile(file) | |
f = File.open(file) | |
lines = f.readlines("\n\n\n\n") | |
lines.each do |line| | |
fields = line.scan(/\s+Date:\s([^\n]+)$\s+Topic:\s([^\n]+)\n(.*)/m) | |
date = fields[0][0].strip | |
topic = fields[0][1].strip | |
text = topic + "\n" + fields[0][2].strip | |
puts date | |
puts text | |
puts "-------------------------------------------------------------" | |
Open3.popen3("/Applications/Day One.app/Contents/MacOS/dayone", "-d=\"#{date}\"", "new") do |stdin, stdout, stderr| | |
stdin.write(text) | |
stdin.close_write | |
puts stdout.read | |
end | |
puts "-------------------------------------------------------------" | |
end | |
end | |
readfile(ARGV[0]) |
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Thanks for putting this up. The built-in import of MacJournal files dates the entries by creation date, rather than the MacJournal internal date. This gist addresses this, which is nice. However, with the newest version of Day One (1.10.2) the executable you refer to in line 18 does not work. I changed this line to:
And this appears to solve it.