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zshrc file: export NPEXTRAS=/Users//NPSummaries). If you're using CloudKit storage type in NotePlan (the default from v3.0), and you want to write file output, then set the environment variable NPEXTRAS in your chosen shell to a suitable folder (for example in for zsh add the following line to your.rb script(s) to your path, and then set them as executable ( chmod 755 np*.rb)
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Check you have installed the necessary gems (probably just colorize and optparse) ( > sudo gem install colorize optparse).-v/ -verbose: show information as I work.-n/ -nofile: do not write summary to file.Run either script with -h or -help to see the command line switches available: (The location depends which NotePlan storage type you use: it goes in the (new) top-level 'Summaries' directory in NotePlan for iCloud Drive or Dropbox, or instead to a local folder defined by the NPEXTRAS environment variable.) Options It writes output to screen and writes to a _tag_stats.csv file, unless the -nofile command line option is given. with no arguments (`npStats'), it will just count the current year, and distinguish dates in the future (where relevant).`npStats 2020'), it will just look in the files for that year Again, this list is configurable (see below). or this allows simple tracking of numeric items over time, for example hours worked, or number of fruit'n'veg portions eaten. for #hashtags it simply counts up any it finds from a configurable list, for example #gym or #readbook.NpTagStats script gives summary counts of #hashtags and in NotePlan's daily calendar files: Run with npStats -h to see the command line switches available. If the storage type is CloudKit it will instead save to a local folder defined by the NPEXTRAS environment variable. It writes output to screen and appends to a task_stats.csv file in the (new) top-level 'Summaries' directory (unless the -nofile option is given). (For more on this particular way of using NotePlan see documentation for a different NotePlan extension, NotePlan Tools it ignores tasks in a #template section.(For more on this particular way of using NotePlan see documentation for a different NotePlan extension, NotePlan Reviewer it also breaks them down by Goals/Projects/Other.it counts open tasks, open undated tasks, done tasks, future tasks.it only covers active notes (not archived or cancelled).It finds and summarises todos/tasks in note and calendar files:
It copes with notes in sub-directories (supported from NotePlan v2.4), though it ignores ones in the built-in and directories. NpStats script gives stats on various tags in NotePlan's note and calendar files, writing output to screen and to CSV file task_stats.csv. This provides two scripts to generate stats from your data in the NotePlan app.
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