Journal.vim is secure journal software designed for Vim. It uses encryption to safeguard user data and maintain privacy.
If you are looking for a secure and encrypted journaling solution for Vim text editor, journal.vim is the perfect option for you. Built on top of calendar.vim and gnupg.vim, this plugin ensures that all your journaling data remains secure from prying eyes.
Journal.vim comes equipped with a range of commands that you can use to control the journaling feature. The JournalToggle command, for instance, allows you to toggle the journal calendar view on and off. Aside from commands, there are also several mappings that you can use to simplify the journaling process. The default mapping for the JournalToggle is jj, where key is set to empty by default. However, you can easily create custom mappings to suit your preferred style.
The plugin also comes with customizable options to help you tweak your journaling experience. One such option is the g:journal_directory variable, which allows you to specify the directory where your journal files will be stored. By default, the journal files are saved in the ~/journal directory.
To use journal.vim, your system needs to have a few requirements in place. These include Vim, gnupg, and calendar.vim. Once you have the required components installed, you can easily set up journal.vim by placing the script in the ~/.vim/plugin directory and launching Vim.
Overall, journal.vim is an excellent plugin for anyone who wants to keep a secure and organized journal within the Vim environment. Its intuitive commands, customizable options, and easy-to-use mappings are sure to provide an unparalleled journaling experience.
Journal.vim comes equipped with a range of commands that you can use to control the journaling feature. The JournalToggle command, for instance, allows you to toggle the journal calendar view on and off. Aside from commands, there are also several mappings that you can use to simplify the journaling process. The default mapping for the JournalToggle is
The plugin also comes with customizable options to help you tweak your journaling experience. One such option is the g:journal_directory variable, which allows you to specify the directory where your journal files will be stored. By default, the journal files are saved in the ~/journal directory.
To use journal.vim, your system needs to have a few requirements in place. These include Vim, gnupg, and calendar.vim. Once you have the required components installed, you can easily set up journal.vim by placing the script in the ~/.vim/plugin directory and launching Vim.
Overall, journal.vim is an excellent plugin for anyone who wants to keep a secure and organized journal within the Vim environment. Its intuitive commands, customizable options, and easy-to-use mappings are sure to provide an unparalleled journaling experience.
What's New
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