mooce

mooce is designed to be a list. It is very unintuitive to use. 💤

Building

Clone the git repo.

git clone https://github.com/chimmus/mooce.git ~/mooce

Next build the program with cargo:

cd ~/mooce
cargo build --release
cargo install --path .

Utilities

You can run mooce -h:

An unintuitive list

Usage: mooce [OPTIONS]

Options:
  -a, --add <topic>              Add topic
  -l, --list                     List
  -L, --list-file                List all lists
  -d, --delete <index>           Delete entry at the index
  -D, --delete-list <file name>  Delete entire list (no confirmation)
  -r, --read <index>             Read entry at index
  -t, --target <file name>       Which list file to target?
  -c, --create <file name>       Create a list
  -h, --help                     Print help
  -V, --version                  Print version

The flags work as described above -t is important when you want to use a different list than the default (ability to choose defaults is on its way).

Here is an example:

$ mooce -t shopping-list -a chips

In the example above, we add chips to our shopping-list. We can then print our shopping-list with mooce -t shopping-list -l.

More features will be added in the future.

Use cases

There are many ways to use mooce. Here are some ways:

• using it as a todo list, you run mooce every time you want to do something productive
• a "wheel" of names

Config

You can create a config file named ~/.config/mooce/mooce.conf. There is currently 1 option:

default=work
// This makes the default list "work"

Currently, there are issues with lists with spaces in their names. The program will fallback to ~/.config/mooce/list if there is no default list selected.