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Prettyprints your entire journal. Prettyprints your entire journal.
### Export to multiple files ### Export to files
jrnl --export files jrnl --export md -o journal
This export option allows you to get your entire journal into individual files for each entry. The above command will generate a file named `journal.md`. The extension will be generated on the type of export option. This way a json export will generate a `.json` file and a plain text export will generate a `.txt` file.
By default, files are exported as `txt` files. You can specify any extension.
**Output file** In case you wish to export to multiple files, you can use a glob-able filename.
You can specify an output file with your export options. It works with `json`, `markdown`, `txt` and `files` option. jrnl --export markdown -o %C-%m-%d_slug
For using it with multiple files, you can use it like this: It also works with `json` and `text` export types.
jrnl --export files -o ~/journal/*.txt
If you wish to output to a directory without specifying a file:
jrnl --export files -o ~/journal/
Other methods to use this option
jrnl --export json -o jrnl.json
jrnl --export md -o jrnl.md
jrnl --export txt -o jrnl.txt
These will output the given filename in the current working directory.
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