Based on the concept by Tim Urban
This project is inspired by the article "Your Life in Weeks" published on Wait But Why, where Tim Urban illustrates the structure of a person's life from conception to old age.
You can see a live version of this project at https://jondotsoy.github.io/your-life-in-weeks/. This demo showcases a plantilla for all the weeks in your life.
- Visit https://jondotsoy.github.io/your-life-in-weeks/
- For Spanish Language support, visit https://jondotsoy.github.io/your-life-in-weeks/?lang=es
Additionally, you can explore our interactive "Life Calendar" feature:
- Visit https://jondotsoy.github.io/your-life-in-weeks/life-calendar to view a graphical representation of the calendar.
- For Spanish language support, visit https://jondotsoy.github.io/your-life-in-weeks/life-calendar?lang=es
- You can also download a printable PDF version of the Life Calendar at static/life-calendar-en.pdf (English) or static/life-calendar-es.pdf (Spanish).
This project generates markdown files, one per week, outlining the structure of human life. The idea is to visualize how each stage of life fits together and help you appreciate the importance of every moment.
The generated document starts with a title section for each week, containing the number of the week and the corresponding date. Each section can include events, where each paragraph is considered an event. To use this document effectively:
- To declare events that start on a certain date and end on a certain date, use the key words "Inicia", "Comienza", "Start".
- If you find a similar event, you can close the event if you encounter another future event that starts with the word "Termina", "Finaliza", "Concluye", "Finish".
Example:
## Week 1096 - Sat Jul 14 2012
Start my work at the amazing company
## Week 1409 - Sat Jul 14 2018
Finish my work at the amazing company- By default, each paragraph is declared as an individual event.
- You can highlight or categorize the event if you wish.
Example:
## Week 1350 - Sat May 27 2017
Won the award for best fantasy writer 2017Want to know what's next for this project? Check out our ROADMAP.md file, where we outline our plans and vision for future developments. This document is publicly available and regularly updated, so you can stay informed about the latest updates and improvements.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
Feel free to contribute to this project by sending a pull request or suggesting new features.