logseq/scripts

Description

This is a collection of development related scripts, written as bash scripts, bb/babashka scripts and nbb scripts.

Usage

Babashka scripts

Most bb scripts live under src/ and are defined as bb tasks. See babashka tasks

Nbb scripts

Before running nbb-logseq scripts, be sure to have node >= 18.14 installed as well as a recent babashka for managing the dependencies in nbb.edn. Then yarn install to install dependencies

Create graph scripts

For database graphs, it is possible to create graphs with the logseq.tasks.db-graph.create-graph ns. This ns makes it easy to write scripts that create graphs by supporting a concise EDN map for graph generation. For example, the create_graph_with_properties.cljs script uses this ns to create a graph with a variety of properties:

$ yarn nbb-logseq src/logseq/tasks/db_graph/create_graph_with_properties.cljs woot
Generating 16 pages and 24 blocks ...
Created graph woot!

This script creates a DB graph with blocks containing several property types for both single and many cardinality. It also includes queries for most of these properties. Read the docs in logseq.tasks.db-graph.create-graph for specifics on the EDN map.

Update graph scripts

For database graphs, it is possible to update graphs with the logseq.tasks.db-graph.persist-graph ns. This ns makes it easy to write scripts that update graphs using datascript and logseq's schema. For example, the update_graph_to_add_todos.cljs script uses this ns to update blocks with a specified query with a TODO task marker:

$ yarn -s nbb-logseq src/logseq/tasks/db_graph/update_graph_to_add_todos.cljs woot '[:find (pull ?b [*]) :where (has-property ?b :url-many)]'
Updated 1 block(s) with a 'TODO' for graph woot!

This script updates a DB graph by finding all blocks that match the given property query and marking them as TODO.