vim-logbook is a minimalist vim plugin which makes keeping a programming logbook easier. I find that keeping a logbook improves my learning, debugging and focus.
I've blogged about keeping a logbook, and I highly recommend Peter Lyons' article on the same topic.
vim-logbook assumes the following structure:
- Each day's logs are stored in a separate file, stored at
~/logbook/yyyy-mm-dd.md - Each logbook entry is marked with a timestamp
vim-logbook implements two commands:
:Lb- open today's logbook in the current buffer:Ts- insert a timestamp under the cursor
Tue 23 Jan 23:24:00 2018
- TODO:
- Write README for vim-logbook
- Write help doc for vim-logbook
Tue 23 Jan 23:27:57 2018
- Vim help doc guidelines can be found with `:help help-writing`
- http://stevelosh.com/blog/2011/09/writing-vim-plugins/#write-a-vim-help-document
Tue 23 Jan 23:38:55 2018
- Updated vim-logbook readme with logbook examplevim-logbook can be installed with your favourite plugin manager.
- vim-plug:
- Add
Plug 'jamesroutley/vim-logbook'to your.vimrc - Run
:PlugInstall
- Add