good

Good

A mood tracker in Go. (Get it?)

Inspired largely by—but unaffiliated with or endorsed by—Daylio.

Still a WIP. Issues and pulls gladly welcomed.

Usage

Running good with no arguments will prompt you to add an entry.

good --help will describe how you can add moods and activities, if the defaults don't cover everything.

TODO:

• CLI interface. (Use AlecAivazis/survey for user input.)
• Do I want to rate moods on a scale (from awful to meh to great), use adjectives themselves, or both?
  • Or, could I rate adjectives on a numerical scale? ("creative" is +1, "upset" is -2, "meh" is 0...)
• Activity database that can be grown or edited. Include defaults.
• Output to what? TSV? JSON? (https://jebware.com/blog/?p=538)
  • Let's do SQLite. One place to store entries, moods, and activities.
  • At this rate I'm gonna need subcommands for editing moods and activities.
  • One can still export as JSON, perhaps?
• Log entries with timestamps other than "now".
• Quit using build/good.sqlite.
• Tests would be nice.
• CI would be nice.
• I use if err != nil way too much. How do I clean this up?
• Calendar or full-year output.
  • For the full-year, I'm imagining a grid of colored ASCII bullet points.
  • When you have this down, internationalize timestamp. nicksnyder/go-i18n is a good lead.