update: Journal query file

Journal 2024 📔.md

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+---
+title: Journal 2024 📔
+date: 2023-05-03 18:15:57
+lastmod: 2024-01-03 09:48:34
+categories:
+  - 
+tags:
+  - 
+aliases: 
+share: false
+---
+
+# Journal 2024 📔
+
+[Color palette](https://www.color-hex.com/color-palette/1464) :
+
+![[2023-09-27_14-22-16_color_palette_journal.png|250]]
+
+```dataviewjs
+dv.span("Journal Mood 📈")
+const calendarData = {
+    year: 2024,  // (optional) defaults to current year
+    colors: {    // (optional) defaults to green
+        scale:        ["#f2120d", "#ef7626", "#faed03", "#0af508", "#051ac3"]
+    },
+    showCurrentDayBorder: true, // (optional) defaults to true
+    defaultEntryIntensity: 4,   // (optional) defaults to 4
+    //intensityScaleStart: 1,    // (optional) defaults to lowest value passed to entries.intensity
+    //intensityScaleEnd: 5,     // (optional) defaults to highest value passed to entries.intensity
+    entries: [],                // (required) populated in the DataviewJS loop below
+}
+
+//DataviewJS loop
+for (let page of dv.pages('"-Daily-Notes"').where(p => p.mood)) {
+    //dv.span("<br>" + page.file.name) // uncomment for troubleshooting
+    calendarData.entries.push({
+        date: page.file.name,     // (required) Format YYYY-MM-DD
+        intensity: page.mood, // (required) the data you want to track, will map color intensities automatically
+        content: await dv.span(`[](${page.file.name})`), // (optional) Add text to the date cell
+        color: "",          // (optional) Reference from *calendarData.colors*. If no color is supplied; colors[0] is used
+    })
+}
+
+renderHeatmapCalendar(this.container, calendarData)
+```
+
+```dataviewjs
+const header = '#+ [^\n]*?Journal[^\n]*?'
+
+// You can update this to filter as you like - filtering for just your daily notes would be good
+const pages = dv.pages('"-Daily-Notes"').filter(page => page.file.name.includes("2024")).sort(x => x.file.name, 'desc')
+
+// This regex will return text from the Summary header, until it reaches
+// the next header, a horizontal line, or the end of the file
+const regex = new RegExp(`\n${header}\r?\n(.*?)(\n#+ |\n---|$)`, 's')
+
+for (const page of pages) {
+    const file = app.vault.getAbstractFileByPath(page.file.path)
+    // Read the file contents
+    const contents = await app.vault.read(file)
+    // Extract the summary via regex
+    const summary = contents.match(regex)
+    if (summary) {
+        // Output the header and summary
+        dv.header(2, "[["+file.basename+"]]")
+        dv.paragraph(summary[1].trim())
+    }
+}
+```

Journal 📔.md

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----
-title: Journal Test
-date created: 2023-05-03 18:15:57
-date modified: 2023-06-04 14:10:29
-tags: 
-aliases: 
----
-
-# Journal 📔
-
-```dataviewjs
-const header = '#+ [^\n]*?Journal[^\n]*?'
-
-// You can update this to filter as you like - filtering for just your daily notes would be good
-const pages = dv.pages('"-Daily-Notes"').sort(x => x.file.name, 'desc')
-
-// This regex will return text from the Summary header, until it reaches
-// the next header, a horizontal line, or the end of the file
-const regex = new RegExp(`\n${header}\r?\n(.*?)(\n#+ |\n---|$)`, 's')
-
-for (const page of pages) {
-    const file = app.vault.getAbstractFileByPath(page.file.path)
-    // Read the file contents
-    const contents = await app.vault.read(file)
-    // Extract the summary via regex
-    const summary = contents.match(regex)
-    if (summary) {
-        // Output the header and summary
-        dv.header(2, file.basename)
-        dv.paragraph(summary[1].trim())
-    }
-}
-```