Modes

Any habit in the interactive program can exist in one of two modes:

• DAY: the default mode
• WEEK: can be toggled on an off with v

DAY mode

DAY mode is the default mode for every habit. It shows you every day of the current month. In this mode, counting-type habits display their counts for each day of the month. Bit-type habits (yes/no) display their bits in the form of a · (U+00B7 Middle Dot). Days whose goals have been reached are displayed in cyan and those that haven't been reached are displayed in magenta. Days that haven't been tracked are displayed in "light black".

WEEK mode

WEEK mode can be triggered for a single habit via v, and for every habit via V. WEEK mode will show you a summary of your progress for every week of the month. The current week's percentage is indicated in white, other weeks are colored in "light black". The progress for a given week is calculated as follows:

1. if the goal is reached for a day of the week, the day contributes exactly 14.28% (100/7) towards that week's progress.
2. if the goal is not reached for a day of the week, the day contributes progress / goal * 100 towards that week's progress.

That means, to achieve a 100% for a week, you have to reach your goal every single day of the week.

The Command mode

The command mode is different from the other modes in that it is a "control" mode rather than an "observe" mode. One can enter the command mode by hitting : on the keyboard. You will notice a : pop up at the bottom of the screen. You may now begin typing a command, once you are done, press Enter on the keyboard to execute it.

The command mode may also be accessed without running the program interactively, by starting dijo with the -c flag and passing a string to it as a command:

$ dijo -c "track-up commits"

You can hit <Tab> on the keyboard inside Command mode to trigger completions. For example:

:d<Tab>
# completes to
:delete

:delete fr<Tab>
# completes to
:delete french