#!/bin/sh
#
# Usage: didwhat [day]
#
# Display what you've done in a given day. Specifying which day is done by piping directly into
# date's -d option, so you can do things like "yesterday" and "3 days ago". Default is "today"
#
# Modified from something found on Hacker News some time ago


FILE=~/.did

if [ "$1" != "" ]; then
    SEARCH=$(date -d"$1" +"%a %d %b %Y")
else
    SEARCH=$(date +"%a %d %b %Y")
fi

echo "Search: $SEARCH\n" >&2
cat $FILE | grep --color=never "$SEARCH"