pyJournal, a Diary app, is written in python.

It maintains all your journal entries in a neat way which can be accessed by you anytime.

With just a few commands to remember, it can't get easier than this.

There are three profiles:

1. @Root: This profile is used to login or signup
2. @xxxx: This profile is created when you login and xxxx is replaced by your username 3. edit@xxxx: This profile is used to add/delete entries

Commands for @root:

1. login: Login to your journal and start making entries
2. signup: Signup for a new journal
3. clear: Clears the screen. Trust me, you might use this a lot
4. kill: Quits pyjournal instantly

Commands for @xxxx:

1. entry: Adds a new entry to your journal for the day
2. check: Asks for a date to check previous entries in your journal
3. root: Switches back to @root profile 4. edit: Edit previous entries
4. list: Lists all your entries based on months and days 6. edit: Enters into Journal edit mode
5. clear: Clears the screen
6. kill: Quits pyJournal instantly

Commands for edit@xxxx: 1. add: Adds an entry under any date specified 2. del: Deletes entry(s) from a Journal 3. @xxxx: Go back to your user profile(@xxxx) 4. root: Goes back to root 5. clear: Clears the screen 6. kill: Quits pyJournal instantly * You can delete multiple entries by giving entry numbers separated by commas Example: 4,5,7

In any of the profiles, you can type "help" to get the above information displayed