nagcat 1.0.0

A helpful cat which nags you from within the tmux statusbar... because she loves you! =^.^=

nagcat

A helpful cat which nags you from the tmux statusbar... because she loves you! (Cat name and pronoun can be customized.)

nagcat doesn't actively notify you at a specific time. If a reminder is set for 9 in the morning, she might not notice for a while; so it's not an alarm clock! nagcat will put a little =u.u= in the statusbar sometime after your reminder is set to trigger, as a friendly nag! :)

Use nagcat pet to dismiss the reminder. For a reminder of what the reminder is, say nagcat why 🐈

Written with pure Python 3.8+ for Linux or WSL, although it probably works anywhere with modern versions of Python, Bash, and tmux. Please submit an issue or pull request if you have any problems or suggestions for improvement.

Quick overview

• By default, nagcat will return =^.^= if you have no reminders pending
• By default, nagcat will return =u.u= if you should drink water, after 14:00, until you nagcat pet her
• Reminders are stored in a simple JSON file editable with nagcat config
• Try nagcat -h for a full list of "commands" (nagcat likes to think of them as "suggestions")
• Easily customize nagcat's name, pronoun, and appearance -- see nagcat config -h
• To remove cat theming: nagcat config -face '' -alert [\!]

Installation

1. pip install nagcat to get the latest stable version from PyPI

2. Use nagcat manually by running nagcat from a terminal

3. To put nagcat output in tmux statusbar:

   • Add run-shell nagcat.tmux to the bottom of .tmux.conf
   • Add #{nagcat} to your tmux status-right or status-left

Example setup

~/.config/nagcat/reminders.json (safely edit with nagcat config)

{
    "09:00": "Time for breakfast",
    "14:00": "You should drink water",
}

nagcat currently only supports 24-hour time and daily reminders.

~/.tmux.conf (nagcat and nagcat.tmux must be on $PATH)

set -g status-right '#{nagcat}'
run-shell nagcat.tmux

Updating

1. pip install --upgrade nagcat should be sufficient!

2. If something goes wrong, try a "factory reset": nagcat config --reset