quartz
- 10 Devlogs
- 41 Total hours
automation/shortcuts app for linux and windows
automation/shortcuts app for linux and windows
i said last time that it was the final devlog before ship but then i realized there were a lot of bugs to fix and stuff so this the the ACTUAL final devlog before ship!!!
changes include:
i mostly just worked on refining the build process and bug fixing, which is why im not going over each change individually. the UI/UX could be improved, but its good enough for the initial ship.
all that’s left:
the very compressed and unreadable gif below is the one in the readme lol
now it works and people can install it! windows works now too!
i didnt have time to create a devlog until now so enjoy
heres the full changelog:
added a ton of cool actions, heres the full list:
other changes:
ok bye new update coming soon
smaller update this time
changes:
changes:
to-do:
update 2: made a cool thing where variables and outputs in a text field are highlighted (see right of image)
update: added drag and drop, added flow control, removed client side decorations on linux, and more
devlog #1 of quartz, a desktop automation app similar to shortcuts on ios/mac but for linux (and maybe windows in the future).
the main idea is that you create shortcuts that contain multiple “steps”, which can do many things, including: setting a variable, showing a pop-up, running a command, and more. the main reason i decided to work on this is because making shell scripts and managing them are kind of annoying, so creating a nice interface to easily manage scripts (or shortcuts) would be very helpful.
as for technical details, the backend (saving and running) uses a background python process, while the ui uses flutter and material design.
current features done:
todo:
the reason this took over 10hr is mostly because of the ui, since i am not the most familiar with flutter and there are a lot of moving parts.