# mood
`mood` is a minimal journaling CLI, inspired by the Android app [Pixels, by Teo Vogel](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ar.teovogel.yip).
In order to be as lean and unintrusive as possible, `mood` only provides one generative operation: **writing or overwriting the entry of today**. No bells and whistles included, keep it simple and jot down your thought(s).
## Features
* Add minimal journal entries through CLI commands
* Rate the day on a 1-5 scale (Terrible, Bad, Neutral, Good, Great)
* Add an optional note to help remember what made the day what it was.
* Get entries specific to a date, or certain date ranges
* Stores a journal file locally in a human-readable RON format
## Installing
You can either build this program from source, or install it using `cargo install mood`.
## Usage
To explore the commands and options in the CLI, run `mood -h` in your terminal.
By default, `mood` stores a journal file right alongside the executable file. If you wish to configure where this file is stored (for example, if you wish to put it in a cloud-synced folder), you can use:
`mood config -p <path_to_file>`
### Example: Add an entry
To add a daily journal, use the command below. If you wish to update the entry, simply rerun the
`mood add <RATING> <OPTIONAL NOTE>`
## A box of future ideas
* Data visualization commands (graphs in terminals, insights relating to moods and note keywords)
* Optional colorization depending on rating
* Custom mood ratings
* Structured notes option (customizable emotions and/or activity names)
* More ergonomic notes section using an indefinite amount of argument values, instead of text content wrapped in citation marks.
* Customizable journal file path.