I have published my initial ideas for the PlainText Journaling Markup Language.
Inspired by Huang's never-ending, productivity journal .txt file and influenced by Tony Stubblebine's concept of "interstitial journaling," the PlainText Journaling Markup Language is designed to simplify the experience of plain text journaling.
The journal.py has some functionality. Most importantly: move all open tasks to bottom of journal.
@geffrey@obsidianmd I love #Espanso, but it doesn’t work on mobile, so on my iPhone I use Apple’s built-in version (General > Keyboard > Text Replacement), which isn’t as good (I don’t think it can insert the current date or time, for example).
I believe there’s an expander plugin for #Obsidian, but I haven’t tried it.
Iirc, Text Expander works on iOS, but you have to use their soft keyboard, and it's an absurdly expensive subscription.