journal.sh

# import it into your profile, and create a git repository.
# then run `journal` in the repository. it will automatically
# create a dated filename (appending a number if it already
# exists), open your editor to it, and when you save and 
# quit, it'll push it to your git remote.

journal () {
        if [ ! -d .git ]
        then
                echo "Please initialize this directory with git" >&2
                return 1
        fi
        i=1
        fn=$(date +"%Y-%m-%d.md")
        while [ -f $fn ]
        do
                i=$(($i + 1))
                fn=$(date +"%Y-%m-%d.$i.md")
        done
        nvim $fn
        git add "$fn"
        git commit -s -m "$fn"
        git push origin main
}