CLI & TUI application to take and track notes.
Generate Coverage (with cargo-llvm-cov):
LCOV: cargo llvm-cov --all-features --workspace --lcov --output-path coverage/lcov.info
HTML: cargo llvm-cov --all-features --workspace --html
- data - contains test dbs and some (as of yet unused) sql functions
- src
- bin - The runners for each section of the application, thin runners that only call a function from the matching "bins" module
- cli.rs - The runner for the command line interface
- icli.rs - The runner for the "interactive" command line interface (think "$ gh repo create")
- runner.rs - Generic bin used for testing and development
- tui.rs - The runner for the full blown terminal interface
- bins - Contains the actual code that is related to each different binary in "bin"
- db - Database code. Current implemented as a simple binary file. Plan to expand to a more "Pluggable" Datasource.
- macros - Simple / helpful macros used within the crate. Currently unused.
- server - Currently unused.
- services - Currently unused, contains the beginnings of a "Repository" class for data access abstraction.
- term_ui - Currently unused, will eventually contain the widgets and whatnot that make up the "TUI" portion of the application.
- types - Types used throughout the crate, including the "full" "Note" struct, the "Error" and "Result" types, note DTOs, and api parameters.
- util - Common utilities used throughout the crate.
- id.rs - Contains the "TinyId" type used as a shorter, more user-friendly, alternative to full blown UUIDs.
- persist.rs - Contains utilities for saving and loading types from bytes and files, supporting multiple serialization methods.
- variadic - Contains the
ZeroOrMoreandOneOrMoretypes which can be used to somewhat simulate variadic arguments for functions. Used as such:fn takes_any_number_of_strings(values: impl Into<OneOrMore<String>>). This would be able to called as eithertakes_any_number_of_strings("Hello".to_string())ortakes_any_number_of_strings(&["Hello".to_string(), "World".to_string()]) - wrapping - A small experimentation with almost completely const wrapping numbers, such that
pub type FiveThroughTen = Wrapping<5, 10>would make theFiveThroughTentype 100% sure to include a number that is >= 5 and <= 10, and compatible with all standard mathematical operations. Mostly complete but it is unclear how useful this will end up being.
- bin - The runners for each section of the application, thin runners that only call a function from the matching "bins" module