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+id: spcjavj3vg70loxndmjroo2
+title: Setup
+desc: ''
+updated: 1693042978244
+created: 1693042918607
+---
+
+
+
+### Defining a Note trait for daily logs
+
+The idea is to be able to have a template and a note trait which can easily create note following the behaviors of a Daily Journal Note.
+For this we followed https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/kwgbkl58xka0zsib8uhhkfw/ and https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/bdZhT3nF8Yz3WDzKp7hqh/
+
+I resume below the followed recipe.
+
+#### Set the Notes trait
+
+1. Create a new Note Trait
+Run the command Dendron: Configure Note Traits. Give your new trait a unique name. In this example, we'll call the trait open-notebook-pma. Hit Enter and a open-notebook-pma.js file will appear in your editor. This is where you define your custom trait logic.
+
+2. Add the trait behavior
+Add in Javascript code to have custom settings when creating the note name and the note title.
+
+Here we used 
+
+```js
+module.exports = {
+  OnWillCreate: {
+    /**
+     * This example sets a prefix of 'planning', and then adds a date hierarchy
+     * using the luxon module.
+     */
+    setNameModifier() {
+      // This example sets a prefix of 'planning', and then adds a date
+      // hierarchy using the luxon module.
+      return {
+        name: "open-notebook-commons.pma." + luxon.DateTime.local().toFormat("yyyy.MM.dd"),
+        promptUserForModification: true,
+      };
+    },
+  },
+  OnCreate: {
+    setTitle(props) {
+      // This example will use the currentNoteName property, extract the
+      // yyyy.MM.dd date portion of the note name, and then reformat it with
+      // dashes.
+      return props.currentNoteName.split(".").slice(-3).join("-");
+    },
+    /**
+     * Apply a template to each note. NOTE: If you want to use this code, you
+     * will need a note file called `templates.planning-template.md` in your
+     * Dendron workspace.
+     */
+    setTemplate: () => {
+      return "templates.open-notebook-pma";
+    },
+  },
+};
+```
+
+#### Edit the template.
+
+You can (optionally) have a template for your journal notes.
+Here I used the following [[templates.open-notebook-pmallard]]. 
+This template can be modified according to your needs.
+
+#### Set a keyboard shortcut
+
+I added a keyboard shortcut for it. But this needs to be done locally in your VSCode preferences (its not part of the published Dendron)
+For this you can
+
+1. Run the VSCode Command Preferences: Open Keyboard Shortcuts (JSON) (Cmd+Shift + P)
+2. Add the following entry to the bottom of your keybindings.json file, with the shortcut key combo of your choice:
+  {
+    "key": "cmd+o cmd+n",
+    "command": "dendron.customCommand.open-notebook-pmallard"
+  }
+
+I have created additional traits for COMMONS Open Dendron contributors. You should find yours :) Else please ask.
+
+They are called, respectively :
+
+- open-notebook-acsima.js
+- open-notebook-bmulhauser.js
+- open-notebook-brinn.js
+- open-notebook-cdessimoz.js
+- open-notebook-dagosti.js
+- open-notebook-dmietchen.js
+- open-notebook-ebruelhart.js
+- open-notebook-edefossez.js
+- open-notebook-ewillighagen.js
+- open-notebook-gkozlowski.js
+- open-notebook-hluetcke.js
+- open-notebook-jgalgonek.js
+- open-notebook-mwang.js
+- open-notebook-mwannier.js
+- open-notebook-nalvarez.js
+- open-notebook-pcudremauroux.js
+- open-notebook-pmallard.js
+- open-notebook-tmendes.js
+
+Adapt your keyboard shortcuts so that it leads to your own note traits.