Advanced search
Search can be found in top left of the sidebar. It works across all the journals.
You can start searching when pressing cmd-shift-f.
Special Keywords
To search for tags, type # and all the tags used in all journals will be suggested.
Diarly also supports the following keywords:
@files— shows entries with at least one file (excluding images)@images— shows entries with at least one image@todo— shows entries with uncompleted tasks@starred— shows entries with an emoji selected (see mood tracker)@links— shows entries with links@note— shows all notes in all journals. Timeline entries are hidden@tagged- shows entries with at least one tag@untagged- shows entries without tags@onThisDay- shows timeline entries written on the same day of different years, or notes created on the same day of different years.@date(2020)- shows entries from year 2020@date(01-2020)- shows entries from January 2020@date(01-2020)- shows entries from January 2020@date.from(2010) @date.to(2020)will show entries from the start of a year 2010, until the end of 2020
Filtering by journal
You can filter the search option to just one journal. Start typing with /, Diarly will display suggestions with all available journals to filter.
Using quotes for exact match
When a search includes multiple words, like wonderful Monday morning, the results will include entries that have both words (but not necessarily in the determined order). For example, the phrase On Monday, a wonderful tabby cat visited me in the morning.
To search for an exact phrase, you can add double quotes ("") around your search, like so: "wonderful Monday morning". In this case, the phrase This wonderful Monday morning would be matched.