Well I finished building the UI and a couple of other quality of life improvements.
I’ve finished part 1 of the project!
Part 1 brings the whole command line working. You can define, run, list, and remove your custom commands. They are all stored in a simple js file in ~/.customcmd/commands.js so you can edit them there if you prefer.
customcmd list
customcmd remove <name>
customcmd define <name> --description "You description" --arg "arg name" --cmd 'command ${arg name}'
customcmd run <name> "arg name>
Take a look at the video to see for yourself.
Next up I plan to add a customcmd ui command which hosts a website for you to manage your custom commands with a full ui!
Started the project out today. The idea is an easy way to build custom commands that are basically scripts except hopefully easy to build and use.
Today I created the project, got it installed on my system, and started working on the data structures behind how it works. I’ve planned out the json for how the commands will be stored and started working on a system that will read through the json.
I’m working on a gains / loss calculator. I’ve been wanting one I built myself so I can stop punching it into a calculator every time so I started building one. At this point the JS and CSS are written by AI because I wanted to use it before I went to bed. I’ll probably come back later and rewrite them.
I went ahead and changes the API for the quotes because it was giving an HTTPS error.
Today I got started doing some simple research for the project. Also designed the S21 in cad so I can use it for designing the case.
Well I originally forgot to start the timelaps and did almost everything except for the firmware so ig that sucks. Here are some pictures of the HackPad+ (super original name ik)
Added /tacobot-roll to pick a random number. By default it will be up to 6 but you can change it by typing in a number after the command
I’ve started working on this project. So far i’ve got this welcome window that stays in the center and a nice liquid glass style to all divs with the class window.
I’ve got a command to call an API I found and get a random quote. Nothing huge but it’s cool to see.