generate an annotated chronodex of your day (and mood) in Python
- Install
NumPyandMatplotlib. - Create two subdirectories
./data/and./figures/. - Construct a 24hr time table of your day using the format
hour, agenda, mood, notes. That is, each line of this file represents one hour of the chronodex, delimited by comma, with notes overlay (if provided). You can define your own agenda set e.g.{chore, food, fun, meeting, sleep, surf, work}. The length of this set is currently capped at eight, by the size of the color palette I constructed (will add more). - Make sure the first hour is filled. But to repeat the previous hour's agenda (or mood), just leave the entry blank.
- Save the time table to
./data/filename.txt. - Execute
python3 chronodex.py filenameand the chronodex is saved in./figures/filename.png. - Execute
python3 sleep_tracker.py filenameand the sleep trend is saved in./figures/sleep_tracker.png.
An example time table can be found in ./data/20191113.txt with its corresponding chronodex in ./figures/20191113.png
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update the example as appropriate.
Inspired by Scription's chronodex and Jón's implementation in ruby.