Today I'm going to try an experiment.

I'm going to use LogSeq to write a new blog which I will publish through Drummer.

To do this, I will take advantage of the fact that I have Electric Drummer running on the same machine as LogSeq, my desktop Mac.

My code will read the LogSeq journals folder, and infer from the names of the files what date they correspond to. Then I will load each file into a section of a Drummer calendar structure, and then publish the outline as a blog.

I will report here on my progress.

I created a new Twitter account called mylogseqblog and logged on to Drummer using that account.

I found my twitter oauth token and tokensecret by typing localStorage into a headline and pressing cmd-/.

I copied the values of twOauthToken and twOauthTokenSecret to where?

Wrote a script that builds an outline from the contents of my LogSeq journal folder

It works!

Now the question is how to deploy this mofo.

I think to start I'll make a new project called Drummer and LogSeq.

The first thing in that project will be a JavaScript app that turns a Journals folder into an OPML file that's ready to flow through Old School.

Of course Old School will not be the only processor that can use this functionality.

I have code that reads my Journals folder and turns it into an outline ready to be fed to Old School.

Tomorrow I will figure out how to tell OS to do its thing with this outline.