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Should the launchbar script work in mountain lion, can't seem to get it going?

Here's the poorly commented script I call via Quicksilver:

 using terms from application "Quicksilver"
on process text message
    do shell script "/Users/$home/Dropbox/dayone.rb \"" & message & "\""
    my growlRegister()
    my growlNotify("I will remember.", message)
end process text
 end using terms from

-- Notify using Growl
-- Example: growlNotify("This is an Alert","This is a test of the Growl Alert System")
 using terms from application "Growl"
-- Register Growl
on growlRegister()
    tell application "Growl"
        register as application "DayOne" all notifications {"Alert"} default notifications {"Alert"} icon of application "Day One.app"
    end tell
end growlRegister
on growlNotify(grrTitle, grrDescription)
    tell application "Growl"
        notify with name "Alert" title grrTitle description grrDescription application name "DayOne"
    end tell
end growlNotify
 end using terms from

For the heck of it, I ported the script to Tcl. This has the advantage of not requiring any external dependencies, and avoiding some of the RVM problems when using with LaunchBar, etc.:

https://gist.github.com/247...

Thanks for the code. In my version, I prefer to use the branch name.

https://gist.github.com/196...

And here is how my dayone log message looks like:
SnakeAndBall @dev_swipe_ctrl : Added control determine to show/hide snake up/right/down/left buttons; Also load alternative level only when control is swipe.

I'm having trouble getting the LaunchBar Action working with rvm installed. There's apparently a problem calling rvm's default ruby from AppleScript. Instead, it calls the system ruby, which doesn't have the Chronic gem.

As a workaround, I replaced "do shell script" with 'tell application "Terminal" to do script' -- This unfortunately calls up Terminal.

Does anyone know a better solution?

For those like me that wanted this to work with Alfred, MacStories has the scoop. You can see the script on that site at: http://www.macstories.net/t...

Hi Brett,

I did the same thing with Launchbar last year. I posted the Applescript to handle this on the Objective Development Forums. It depends on the DayOne command line app being copied out to somewhere in your path (or hardcoding in the script) but doesn't rely on ruby or any externals. Also, it doesn't bother with funky tagging.

I couldn't work with LounchBar. Maybe I missed a place logtodayone.rb file. Could you tell me where logtodayone.rb file put in? I put it in Scripts folder which I created.

Thanks Brett. Got it working from LaunchBar which is great. One minor annoyance (since I'm not a unix/ruby geek) is that the time being grabbed in the ruby script when no time is specified is off by 5 hours.

I'm wondering how you search for your @tags in Day One. I've also always used those to tag my files, but in Day One searching for them somehow doesn't seem to work properly...

Excellent idea, Brett. I'll end up buying LaunchBar yet; the reasons to own it keep piling up. Until I got Day One, I'd been using OhLife (after seeing it linked on http://minimalmac.com) for a while. Your post offered a tip that the dayone command-line tool was going to make it easy to import my OhLife history. I've posted the write-up on my tumblr if anyone's interested in taking a look. Thanks again!

For people who may be confused like I was, the command line program is in the app bundle. Full details are at the bottom of the FAQ: http://dayoneapp.com/faq/.

You can try

ln -s /Applications/Day&#092 One.app/Contents/MacOS/dayone /usr/local/bin/dayone

to put it on the path.

Love the script. I was using the CLI via Alfred, but this makes it super easy as an extension.

I can't get the Starred entry to function though. Script returns an error that '"!&#092" event not found'. I think the regex is fine. Too tired (and engrossed in Alcatraz) to figure it out.