jrnl

• 1.9.3 Fixed: Tags at the beginning of lines
• 1.9.2 Fixed: Tag search ignores email-addresses (thanks to @mjhoffman65)
• 1.9.1 Fixed: Dates in the future can be parsed as well.
• 1.9.0 Improved: Greatly improved date parsing. Also added an -on option for filtering

Greatly improves date and time parsing.

Changelog since 1.8.4:

• 1.8.5 Improved: Tags like @C++ and @OS/2 work, too (thanks to @chaitan94)
• 1.8.5 Fixed: file names when exporting to individual files contain full year (thanks to @jdevera)

Changes since 1.8.1:

• 1.8.4 Improved: using external editors (thanks to @chrissexton)
• 1.8.3 Fixed: export to text files and improves help (thanks to @igniteflow and @mpe)
• 1.8.2 Better integration with environment variables (thanks to @ajaam and @matze)

From this version on, jrnl officially support Python 3.4 (in addition to 2.6, 2.7 and 3.3).

You can now export your journal into individual fiels for each entry - and of course this works with markdown, json and text export! The command for exporting changed a bit, so check the readme!

Changelog since 1.0.0:

• [Fixed] Timezone support for DayOne
• [Fixed] Unicode and Python3 issues resolved.
• [New] JSON export exports tags as well.
• [Improved] Nicer error message when there is a syntactical error in your config file.
• [Improved] Unicode support
• [Improved] Backwards compatibility with parsedatetime 0.8.7
• [Improved] Python 2.6 compatibility
• [Improved] Better utf-8 support
• [New] Python 3 compatibility
• [New] Respects the XDG_CONFIG_HOME environment variable for storing your configuration file (Thanks evaryont)
• [Improved] Removed clint in favour of colorama
• [Fixed] Fixed a bug where showing tags failed when no tags are defined.
• [Fixed] Improvements to config parsing (Thanks alapolloni)
• [Fixed] Fixes readline support on Windows
• [Fixed] Smaller fixes and typos
• [Fixed] Requires parsedatetime 1.1.2 or newer