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# toot_logger |
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# tootlogger |
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## Journal your toots to DayOne |
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1. Ensure you have at least Python 3.6 on your mac |
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- [homebrew](https://brew.sh/) makes this easy with `brew install python` |
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1. Install the [DayOne Command Line Interface](http://help.dayoneapp.com/tips-and-tutorials/command-line-interface-cli) |
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1. Install toot_logger with `pip3 install https://onlyhavecans.works/amy/toot_logger/archive/master.tar.gz#egg=package-1.0` |
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1. Install toot_logger with `pip3 install tootlogger` |
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## Setup |
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- Read permissions are fine |
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1. Note down the `access_token` |
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1. Create a config file like the example below (or in this repo) in one of two places |
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1. `$HOME/.toot_logger.toml` |
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1. `toot_logger.toml` in the local directory you run the command from. |
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1. `$HOME/.tootlogger.toml` |
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1. `tootlogger.toml` in the local directory you run the command from. |
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### Config file |
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## Usage |
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1. run `toot_logger` to log all of your toots to DayOne |
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1. run `tootlogger` to log all of your toots to DayOne |