Happy Jar CLI
An easy to use CLI for storing good memories and gratitiude.
# basic logging
$ happy log "Happy text here! :D"
# view logs with
$ happy get all
# or,
$ happy get today
Installation
pip install happyjar
Binaries:
Download the binary for your platform from the Artifacts section of the latest GitHub Actions run.
What is it?
Usage
$ happy --help
usage: happy [-h] {log,get} ...
Log your good memories and gratitiude.
positional arguments:
{log,get}
log logs an entry
get gets entries
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
examples:
happy log "i am so happy because you starred this project's repo on github xDD"
happy get all
Example
Inspired by michelle/happy
Todo
- Add support for markdown emojis with the
:emoji:format. Use Textualize/rich for this.
Check Issues for more.
Contributors
- HitBlast the Mighty
- Diwash Dahal the Conqueror
- Franklin Ikeh the Neat
- Micah Wood the Strong
🎉 Commit labels
If you're interested in the commit labels used in this repo, check out my git commit emoji project
1 maintainer
Metadata
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