Look back in time, every day!
Shows the same day but from every year before this, excellent tip from Ed Nico
Source: Logseqtimes - On This Day
1{
2 ; Set Title
3 :title "⌛ On this day..."
4 ; Get all blocks
5 :query [:find (pull ?b [*])
6 ; We want to filter on Today, so we get that variable as input (See input)
7 :in $ ?today
8 :where
9 ; Now to filter, first, we only want journal pages
10 [?b :block/page ?p]
11 [?p :page/journal? true]
12 ; Then we fetch the Day of the Journal page, store it in ?jd
13 [?p :page/journal-day ?jd]
14 ; Tricky part, but what happens it turns date into string
15 ; Not sure, but I assume unix timeformat so YYYYMMDD
16 ; Then use subs to cutoff the YYYY
17 [(str ?jd) ?jds]
18 [(subs ?jds 4 8) ?md1]
19 ; Then we do the same trick for today
20 [(str ?today) ?td]
21 [(subs ?td 4 8) ?md2]
22 ; What we are left with is a compare of Today without year, matches pages
23 ; without year
24 [(= ?md1 ?md2)]
25 ; Finally filter out today, as that's not history....yet
26 [(< ?jd ?today)]
27 ]
28 ; Make Logseq provide todays date
29 :inputs [:today]
30 ; Why yes we want to see the year
31 :breadcrumb-show? true
32 ; And show me everything unfolded
33 :collapsed? False
34}