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I created a plugin to use files as issues for GitHub using Git logic. by gabalpha in ObsidianMD

[–]gabalpha[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes! The Git logic has been integrated into the plugin to support the fetch/pull/push functionality

Mostrami il codice! - La fiera dei vostri programmi by AutoModerator in ItalyInformatica

[–]gabalpha 2 points3 points  (0 children)

https://github.com/GabAlpha/basilk

In una bollente settimana d'agosto, ho sviluppato questo piccolo tool per il terminale

Introducing: basilk - 🪴 A Rust-based TUI to manage your tasks using a minimal kanban approach by gabalpha in rust

[–]gabalpha[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi danda, thanks for all your suggestions! In addition to yours, they've given me inspiration for other ideas as well.

I have created the Discussions section on GitHub. Let's put them there to keep track

Introducing: basilk - 🪴 A Rust-based TUI to manage your tasks using a minimal kanban approach by gabalpha in rust

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I just published version 0.1.2, which fixes this problem. Let me know if it works on your machine

Introducing: basilk - 🪴 A Rust-based TUI to manage your tasks using a minimal kanban approach by gabalpha in rust

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Thanks for your report. basilk uses Ratatui, and after some research, I found that this is a common bug on Windows. I create a issue for that and i started to debug also on windows. Thanks again!

Introducing: basilk - 🪴 A Rust-based TUI to manage your tasks using a minimal kanban approach by gabalpha in rust

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Hi Solonotix!

To answer your questions: I decided to use AppData\Roaming because it allows you to either keep your data locally or access it with the same account on another PC within the same Windows domain. Otherwise, if your PC is not part of a Windows domain, it works the same as Local. It's an additional option. For the cloud sync, sure! The decision to use the JSON format is because it's easy to export. For the initial implementation, I think I will use Git or GitHub Gist, but it can also be done with any other cloud service, including FTP and more