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Feature request: Add ability to easily navigate between journal entries #55

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bulbousBullfrog opened this issue Aug 7, 2020 · 2 comments
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There is already the nice 'neuron-open-daily-notes' function which makes opening, viewing or editing the days journal note easy, but in order to open up a previously created journal note, you would have to type in the date by hand by inputting month, date year etc.

What would be nice would be a way to go back/forward in time when looking at a journal entry. This would also be nice as a way to just browse in chronological order.

Optionally(maybe preferrably), there could be a function to create a link to the previous/next journal entry so that you could use the links to navigate back and forward in time not only in emacs, but in any client by link clicking

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felko commented Aug 7, 2020

Thanks for the suggestion. I think #44 could be overridden (once it is implemented) to do this. It'd be even cooler if one was able to somehow define keymaps specific to certain tags, if Emacs allows that. This would make new things possible, like slideshows (adding keybindings for jumping back and forth, another to create a new zettel for the next slide etc...), specific snippets, etc... Eventually I'd like to provide the ability to define "template zettels" with predefined structure and tags, which would replace daily notes. In fact I'll open other issues for those ideas.

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This should get solved by neuron-edit-zettel and then typing "journal". The list of journal entries thus shown is chronological.

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