I couldn’t find out who is the author of this daily task macro. I searched in the Google group.
Is it bad if you share that macro with others.
You could share a demo wiki in tiddlyhost or something similar in the name of the author. I won’t insist if you are not comfortable.
I would like to but I am not comfortable doing that without the author’s agreement.
The AUTHOR of the wonderful Togglers is, I am fairly sure, Steven Kimmel at stevekimmel@yahoo.com
TT
Hi sorry I only just saw this. Yeah it was me who posted that, I’m surprised to see it was added to the links page. I never did anything with it in the end. If you want to take the code and build on it obviously feel free, but it is very messy and I had no idea what I was doing so it might be best to just start from scratch.
I used it for the last one week. It’s working fine. I don’t know how it will perform in long term. Will have to tinker with the code to learn how you created this. Anyways thanks for creating this.
Thank you @TiddlyTweeter . I was able to contact Steven Kimmel. He has told that he will update the macro next week.
Whoah! Thanks for letting us know! The Togglers by Steven Kimmel is a brilliant utility!
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@arunnbabu81 so which habit tracker you are finally using? I’m trying to find a in-wiki app looks like
Did you find the right one for you?
@linonetwo I am trying out the Habit tracker by @Sii . I have uploaded a copy here. This one looks ideal for me because it can store the data in json tiddlers which can be used for charting. This also have a UI similar to the Loop Habit tracker
Thank you, but I prefer storing the data inside tiddler, we can parse it as json for charting too.
But a table like this is better than http://togglers.tiddlyspot.com/ , I like the date row on it.
@arunnbabu81 @Sii Could you explain how this works? Thanks.
<$wikify name="day1" text="(= year(add_days(now(),{{!!day-diff}}))&'/'&month(add_days(now(),{{!!day-diff}}))&'/'&day(add_days(now(),{{!!day-diff}})) =)">
<th>(=day(add_days(now(),{{!!day-diff}}))&"/"&month(add_days(now(),{{!!day-diff}}))=)</th>
Because (= and &"/"& don’t seem to be valid tw syntax, I don’t know how to understand it.
(= is from tiddlyformula plugin I guess ( mushroom bracket)
http://chronicles.wiki/TiddlyWikiFormula/#%24%3A%2Fplugins%2Febalster%2Fformula%2Freadme
Thanks, this looks interesting. And functions like year add_days and now come from Formulas for TiddlyWiki — spreadsheet-inspired number crunching
This feature have some overlap with filter expression, I’m not sure if I can do it with filter expression instead, but I will try this plugin first.
I had created a post asking whether this dependency on MathyJS and tiddlyformula can be removed using native TW features.
With soo much help from @btheado, I was able to modify the habit tracker created by @Sii using wikitext only- here is the share demo
Here is the discussion - Habit tracker - can dependency on MathyJS and TiddlyFormula plug in be removed?
Nice work,
do you think a yearly streak view might be an interesting feature?
I am quite happy with mine:
This one also looks interesting. Could you please share a demo wiki for this?
I am using a apex-chart along with the habit-tracker I shared as discussed here - Charting plugins - ApexCharts and Chart.js - #21 by andrewg_oz
Sure, drag and drop this .json file to a fresh wiki (deleted)
P.D: I tried to setup a demo but lost patience
Edit: To give more context, the yearly streak graph is a combination of GithubHeatmap.js in ECharts - Bringing amazing visualization tools to TiddlyWiki! plugin + Routines — a web notebook to keep track of daily routines
Sorry for the delay. I had checked it yesterday. But didn’t get time to reply.
I prefer the one which I shared before. Mainly because all the data is saved in json tiddlers and hence avoid creation of large number of tiddlers just for habit tracking.
I am planning to add more charts into the habit tracker from echarts or apexcharts
Today I tried the combination of vue and echarts in tiddlywiki. It looks very good. It may be suitable for a habit tracking plug-in.