Day One Tools

Day One Command Line Interface (CLI)

Day One 2.0 CLI

IFTTT Integration

Plugins

Adobe Lightroom Plugin

Tools (Not officially supported by Day One)

Importer for Momento to Day One script by Scott C.
Import from iMood Journal script by Simon El Nahas.
iMessage-to-Day-One import Script for importing from the Messages app to Day One by Bryan Anderson.
Slogger Social logging script for Day One by Brett Terpstra
DayOneViewer Basic Windows Client with Dropbox sync (use at your own risk; we have had reports of data loss with this – so please back up first)
GiftttDy—Logging Social Posts using IFTTT
Day One Export Export Day One journal entries into html, text, or another format using a Jinja template.
Flava to Day One Importer
OhLife! to Day One Importer (See also: http://boonejs.tumblr.com/post/15997927013/moving-from-ohlife-to-day-one)
JRNL—Read, write and search your DayOne journal from the command line.
dowp, doig, dotw—Import WordPress, Instagram, and Twitter posts using a bash script, respectively.
Jawbone UP to DayOne
Git Commit Logs for Day One
socImport—Send Twitter/Instagram/Facebook posts to Day One Journal.
day-one-narrato-import—Import Narrato entries into Day One.
Automating Instagram Posts into Day One—Great overview of various options for importing Instagram posts into Day One.
TaskPaper Scripts—Scripts for importing TaskPaper to-do lists into Day One.
Tweet Importer for Day One
Reading Day One journals in Go
Journaley—Windows client for Day One journal data.
Memiary Import—Import tool for getting Memiary entries into Day One.
day one_to_markdown.rb—Retain the metadata of Day One while having a sidecar file that you can work with in your writing environment of choice.
todoist_dayone—script to log completed Todoist tasks to Day One.
vi2DayOne—A simple Mac OS shell script to aid in converting viJournal entries into DayOne entries.
Reportermd—Convert ReporterApp entries to markdown and import into DayOne.
Twitter-to-DayOne—Script to fetch all your tweets and make a DayOne entry.

Command Line Interface

The Day One CLI makes it possible for programs and scripts to interact with a Day One Journal from the command line.

Download: https://dayoneapp.com/downloads/dayone-cli.pkg
Manual: https://dayoneapp.com/cli
Troubleshooting Tips

Examples

$ ./dayone new

Waits for input from stdin then creates a new entry in the default journal

$ echo "an entry from yesterday" | ./dayone -d="yesterday" new

Creates a new entry using yesterday’s date with the specified text

$ ./dayone -d="25/03/2011 5:30PM" -s=true new < ~/Desktop/note.txt

Creates a starred entry using the contents of note.txt

$ echo "an entry in my other journal" | ./dayone -j=~/Documents/WorkJournal.dayone new

Creates an entry in a journal other than the default

More Info

To see available options and examples, use the --help argument.

$ ./dayone --help

Currently, there is one supported command: “new”. The “new” command allows users to write scripts to import entries from another program or to write utilities that allow for automated entry creation.

The CLI automatically uses the Day One Journal that is configured in the Day One Settings window. You can specify a different Journal using the --journal-path option.

When creating a new entry, the current time is used by default as the entry creation date. To specify a different date, use the --date option. This option accepts dates in most formats, including some natural language strings such as tomorrow or yesterday. The system’s locale is used when deciding how to parse a date.

Uninstalling the CLI

To uninstall the CLI, run this command: