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hakase

Cycle System Based Time Management Tool for *nix Systems

how to setup

clone repo
run hakase-helper
edit the hakase.config and template.hake in your ~/hakase folder to your preferences
add alias for hakase to .zshrc or .bashrc file

hakase = opens working file (~/hakase/working.hake) in editor
hakase copy = copies working file to archive with $DATE.hake as filename
hakase copy WHATEVER = copies working file to archive with $WHATEVER.hake as filename
hakase fresh = overwrites working file with template and adds date to the top of working (reset for a new day)
hakase load WHATEVER = overwrites working file with the WHATEVER or WHATEVER.hake file from the archive
hakase how are ya doing today = gives a polite error message

editor whatever your preferred editor is (default is gnu nano)
editorSettings arguments for your editor including the - (default is "")
location where you'll be storing the hakase script (default is $HOME/hakase)
archive where you'll be storing the individual day files (default is $location/days)
working where your working file is stored and what it's named (default $location/working.hake)
template where your template file is stored and what it's named (default $location/template.hake)
save where your backup file is stored and what it's named (default $archive/save.hake)
dateFormat what format you'd like the files to be named with (default is POSIX date command using backticks, specifically `date +%y-%m-%d`)