upwrd1/dreamer

Dreamer is an extensible tool manager and shell for creating small, lightweight, dev environments instantly.

• 👋 Hi, I’m @UPWRD.
• 👀 I’m interested in programming language development, the Discord libraries for Python, and OS Development.
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• 💞️ I’m looking to collaborate on my passion projects: Allegro, Motion and Dreamer. Feel free to send me a pull request!

dreamer's Issues

list formatting

Running the list command does not format the spacing correctly.

[BUG] Remove debug messages

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Issue Title Run Commmand Wizard

Create a wizard for the run command if no args

Dependancy Adding Rewrite

Modify adding dependencies to a yaml file by using serde's push feature

Verification Dir.

Okay, this is kinda long.

Basically, there's no way to access a file without redownloading the deps.
So here's the solution I'm thinking:
There's another directory, 'cache' in the /.unify directory, which has a series of *.yaml files, where the filename is the hash of the unifile (that we are using for the dependency downloads.)

Inside these *.yaml files, there's something like:

stats:
  loaded: true/false

Along with some other info.

Then, when we load the unifile, we check the cache directory for the hash *.yaml file and see if it's loaded.
If it is, we init the shell from the correct 'bins' folder,
otherwise, we download the deps.

Dynamic add wizard

Create a wizard for the add command which asks for the dep name, link, etc.

Dynamic init wizard

Create a wizard for the init command that asks for filename, description, etc, when init is run with no args.

add command invalid arguments

Currently, running add with no arguments results in a panic.
Add the error handling from another command.

Add command not showing in help

The add command does is not recognized by the help command as valid.

No Unifiles Error

Throw an error if no unifiles are available.