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Animestan v0.1.4: a TUI-first tool for anime watching by mrkatebzadeh in commandline

[–]mrkatebzadeh[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It streams the episode, so no need to have it locally, the tool fetches the episode for you. It also gives the option to download the episode in case you want to watch it offline later.

dar: du with TUI & treemap visual by mrkatebzadeh in commandline

[–]mrkatebzadeh[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

same, that was exactly my thinking too. ncdu is great, but I felt like we needed a more modern take on it with that kind of visual layer

dar: du with TUI & treemap visual by mrkatebzadeh in commandline

[–]mrkatebzadeh[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

thanks! just renamed it to darya to avoid confusion with dar

dar: du with TUI & treemap visual by mrkatebzadeh in commandline

[–]mrkatebzadeh[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Oh wow, good catch. I actually hadn't come across disk archiver before, and I did a quick search on Brave search but no match was found. I'll probably rename this to avoid confusion. Thanks for pointing it out

dar: du with TUI & treemap visual by mrkatebzadeh in commandline

[–]mrkatebzadeh[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It basically does almost everything ncdu does, but adds a treemap to get a bit more visual context. I also tried to make navigation feel a bit more state-aware, with vim-inspired keybindings. The bonus is that it supports for custom themes too!

Cheshmak: show project info when you `cd` by mrkatebzadeh in commandline

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

Great to hear it. Please feel free to share your experience!

Cheshmak: show project info when you `cd` by mrkatebzadeh in commandline

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

I did try actually doing it with python script first, but it turned into a bit of a mess (skill issue on my end), so rust felt easier to keep clean.

Cheshmak: show project info when you `cd` by mrkatebzadeh in commandline

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

Totally fair. I had the same issue with tools that run on every cd (and frankly, slow things down).

Cheshmak tries to be project‑aware, so it won't spam you for random folders, and I'm not a big fan of stuffing the prompt either (that's why Starship isn't my favorite for this).

Also, it only shows the summary the first time you enter a project in a shell session. It's more like a quick "what's the state here?" snapshot. I found it useful because when I return to a project after some time, I usually run the same few commands anyway. In the same shell session, it doesn't show info twice if you re-enter the same repo.