Pixy import

Turn an OWLF document into a Pixy Mood Tracker import file.

@owlf/target-pixy writes the JSON file Pixy Mood Tracker imports. Pixy Switch uses it in the browser; the Pixy app can use it directly.

import { toPixyImport } from "@owlf/target-pixy";

const { text, stats } = toPixyImport(document, {
  timeZone: "Europe/Berlin",
  merge: existingPixyBackup, // optional: Pixy's import replaces all data
});

Default mapping

• Mood → 7 Ratings. Scales with up to 7 positions keep their steps around Neutral; larger scales and sliders spread over all 7. valence wins when set.
• No mood scale → the Rating chosen for entries without mood, Neutral by default.
• Sleep → 5 Sleep Qualities, same rule.
• Emotions → Pixy’s emotion catalog through per-app synonym tables. Unmatched names become Tags in “Imported emotions”.
• Tag groups → Tag Categories. Same-named tags in different groups stay separate.
• Title, note, prompts → one Note, each block separated by a blank line.
• Time zones: zoneless and utcDate entries get their day re-derived in timeZone.

Every choice is a field of MappingConfig. Start from createDefaultConfig(document, timeZone) and change what the person picks.