Integrates with programs such as rofi and dmenu to display a wide variety of emoji and allow you to copy or type them directly with the push of a button. Remembers your favorite and most often used emoji so you don't have to! Allows you to filter the emoji through simple key words as their descriptions and can also display math symbols. You can use your own emoji lists as well!

Quickly extract all annotations from your pdf files. A plugin for the papis bibliography reference manager. Easily organize your highlights and thoughts next to your documents. Can automatically detect the difference between highlights and note comments and extract them separately.

A commandline program which ingests your habits from one tracking app (nomie) and transforms them ready for you to import into another tracking app ( Loop Habit Tracker). If I pick it back up I may add more trackers, but this was what I needed at the time.

A fork from a previous influxdb speedtest setup which only worked with version 1 of the Influx database. This updates the script to work with version 2. Allows you to measure your internet connections speed and consistency over time and visualize it using dashboards or analyze it in other ways.

A utility script which can display any specified image(s), image url(s), image gallery url(s) such as from imgur using the user's preferred image viewer. Point it to any path containing one or more images and it will show them, basically.

A neovim lua plugin which allows you to easily create and connect Zettel in your personal knowledge base. Allows the creation of notes with unique IDs, and the movement between your notes based on those IDs. This makes your notes stable and long-lasting - even if you change note titles, directory names or the structure of your notebook at any point, zettelkasten will still pick up the note ID and bring you where you need to be.

Integrates with a program such as rofi, dmenu, bemenu or similar to display all your pass passwords. Works with metadata obscuring tools such as pass-coffin. Allows you to easily copy and paste, or directly type your username, password, and any additional saved field from your entries with the press of a button.

Brings together the applications jrnl and taskwarrior to bring your tasks closer to your journaling practice. For pre-defined journal entries, jrnlwarrior will read any tasks you have put within and automatically transfer them to taskwarrior ready to be acted on. On the other hand, if no entry for the day exists it can be pre-populated with tasks for the day from taskwarrior.