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# save the text (with the date) on a text file | # save the text (with the date) on a text file | ||
# send it to my server ? | # send it to my server ? | ||
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| + | == bash script == | ||
| + | <nowiki>#!/bin/bash | ||
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| + | now=$(date) | ||
| + | entry="" | ||
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| + | echo "$now" | ||
| + | echo " " | ||
| + | echo "👋 hello martin, how are you feeling today ?" | ||
| + | echo " " | ||
| + | read -r input | ||
| + | echo "you wrote :" | ||
| + | entry="$now $input" | ||
| + | echo "$entry" | ||
| + | echo " " >> ~/w0rk/journal.sh/log.txt | ||
| + | echo "$entry" >> ~/w0rk/journal.sh/log.txt | ||
| + | </nowiki> | ||
Version du 17 mai 2021 à 11:39
A simple bash script to force me to journal everytime I switch on my trusty laptop.
process:
- at startup
- prompt to write in the console
- save the text (with the date) on a text file
- send it to my server ?
bash script
#!/bin/bash now=$(date) entry="" echo "$now" echo " " echo "👋 hello martin, how are you feeling today ?" echo " " read -r input echo "you wrote :" entry="$now $input" echo "$entry" echo " " >> ~/w0rk/journal.sh/log.txt echo "$entry" >> ~/w0rk/journal.sh/log.txt