Org-protocol capture into today's daily note?

How To Requests
1

I’d like to use today’s daily note as the target for org-protocol captures.

Ideally when I would run the capture it would behave like org-roam-dailies-capture-today but insert the org-protocol contents into a new heading.

Thank you.

2

your question is not very clear. Do you want org-roam-protocol capture to redirect to your daily note? that would be trivial to just change the file+head or otherwise target and make the file argument follow from the daily template

can you clarify the problem better

3

Yes, I want that.
Can you please show me how? I tried to make the capture template for it but didn’t manage.

4

I’ll get back to you in a few days. Even if there is not a simple solution - I’ll try to carve out and hijack the protocol to do our bidding. Im also interested in sending captures to a file because I don’t find refs for them useful to use. But this could break url-refs. We will see.

5

Thank you!

7 
(setopt org-roam-dailies-capture-templates                                     
      '(("n" "day-page" entry                                        
	 "* %?"
	 :target (file+head "%<%Y-%m-%d>.org"
			    "#+title: %<%d-%m-%Y>\n")
	 :empty-lines 1
	 :Unnarrowed t)))


;; template
(setopt org-roam-capture-ref-templates
      '(("w" "webcapture" entry
         "* [[${ref}][${title}]]\n\n${body}\n%?"
         :target (file+head "journal/%<%Y-%m-%d>.org"
                            "#+title: %<%d-%m-%Y>\n")
         :empty-lines 1
         :unnarrowed t)))

I posted a more complex solution previously - on checking it seems the problem is more simple - we can simply convert a daily capture template to this. It is quite simple.

More example

(add-to-list 'org-roam-dailies-capture-templates
	     '("d" "day-entry" entry
	       "* %<%d-%m-%Y> \n\n%?"
	       :target (file+datetree "%<%Y>.org" month)
	       :empty-lines 1
	       :unnarrowed t
	       :jump-to-captured t))
;; template
(setopt org-roam-capture-ref-templates
      '(("w" "webcapture" entry
         "* [[${ref}][${title}]]\n\n${body}\n\n%?"
         :target (file+datetree "journal/%<%Y>.org"
				month)
         :empty-lines 1
         :unnarrowed t
	 :jump-to-captured t)))

What I use

(with-eval-after-load 'org-roam-protocol
  (add-to-list 'org-roam-capture-ref-templates
	       '("w" "webcapture" entry
		 "* ${title}
[[${ref}][>link]]
#+creation: %<%d-%m>\n
${body}\n
%?"
		 :target (file+datetree "journal/%<%Y>.org"
					month)
		 :empty-lines 1
		 :unnarrowed t
		 :jump-to-captured t)))
8

Yes that works very well, thank you!
I had unfortunately assumed the filename and title format chars
wouldn’t get expanded and didn’t even try it.

Thank you for helping!