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## Log {#sec:modules:log}
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The "imag-log" module is a lightweight interface to the "imag-diary" command.
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It is intended as a tumbeblog-like diary, where one does not care to fire up
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an editor and type in a long text, but rather type a few words and forget
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about it:
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### Usage
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Logs can be created via an entry in the configuration file in the section `log`:
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```
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[log]
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logs = ["work", "hobby", "music"]
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default = "hobby"
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```
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The `default` key is required and the name which is used here _must_ appear in
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the `logs` array.
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In the above configuration snippet, the logs `work`, `hobby` and `music` are
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created. The user may now log to one of these logs with:
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```
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imag log --to <logname> "Some message"
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# or
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imag log -t <logname> "Some message"
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# or, to the default log:
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imag log "Some message"
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```
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Logs can be read by naming the log:
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```
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imag log show work
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```
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which prints one log per line (including time it was logged).
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