I would like to have some journal entries in logseq that are private unless unlocked with a password. There is a "lock block" plugin but it isn't good for writing because it can only unlock your text to the clipboard. Rather, I would like blocks to have a button that allows them to be encrypted/decrypted. The idea is that they wouldn't even show up in search - though one could nest them under parent blocks with search terms and tags to be able to find them.
Right now I use a separate app to write my truly private journal notes, but it would be much more natural to have those right in logseq. But I don't want them visible to others. For instance, imagine I'm writing a private journal about how I hate my boss, and but I also have a project tagged with my bosses name. I don't want the text about how I hate my boss to show up when searching for the project. There are other ways to do this, but a simple encryption/decryption block would be the easiest.
Ideally it would be easy to quickly encrypt/hide if someone is walking by - using a button or a hotkey.
Also would be good if the decryption tool was open source so I could run it on the encrypted blocks without logseq if necessary (for future-proofing).
Not necessary, but potentially useful would perhaps even a way to decrypt all encrypted blocks at once - in case I did need to search for something?
I'll start the pot for this bounty off with $30, but my hope is that other people will add to the pot if they would also like to see this developed. If someone is interested but feels the bounty is still too small, let me know.