Journaling Utilities

Plugs and Libraries
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Howdy! I’m a big fan of the potential of silverbullet as a tool for barefoot developers, and I also practice some journaling based on the recommendations from my therapist. I think the various journaling apps available try to enforce the “right” way to journal a tad too much, and I like the idea of using SB to highly customize what your journaling experience looks like.

But, I thought it would be useful to have some common elements of these various journaling apps available in SB, to use directly or at least as a reference. Hence, this little library of various sections one might include in their journal templates.

The library itself will go over each section and its intended uses, but to tempt you to install the library I’ll show off a screenshot of my favorite, a pixel calendar that can be used for tracking moods, habits, and more:

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Installing

Since this is my first library, I haven’t made a repository yet. So you can just install it using this github url: https://github.com/thepaperpilot/silverbullet-libraries/blob/main/Library/thepaperpilot/CBT-Journal.md

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What an awesome set of tools. Nice job.
I’m not a journal writer type, but I mostly impressed by the implementation of each tool on the technical level.
It’s simple but effective :clap::exploding_head:
This is where silverbullet shines over other note taking apps. Giving the user freedom to implement features easily and to customize their Note Taking/ Journaling/ Silverbulleting experience. No matter if you are a coder, therapist, novel author, patient, astronomer, engineer, etc. if someone is willing to step outside the comfort zone and learn a bit of space-lua, css, js, the possibilities are endless.
Looking forward to, what other tools you can come up with.

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