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I'd love to have the option to just view the log for one particular habit so it's easier to track something or even spot a pattern. E.g. something like
# habitctl log -y "Had a headache"
2019-04-14
2019-04-29
2019-05-12
Where -y would print dates where the habit was logged as "yes" and -n for days with "no". Essentially this can also be done with something like awk '/headache\sn/ {print $1}' ~/.habitctl/log but I think a feature like this might be neat.
Regards
Jens
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Hi,
I'd love to have the option to just view the log for one particular habit so it's easier to track something or even spot a pattern. E.g. something like
Where
-y
would print dates where the habit was logged as "yes" and-n
for days with "no". Essentially this can also be done with something likeawk '/headache\sn/ {print $1}' ~/.habitctl/log
but I think a feature like this might be neat.Regards
Jens
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: