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Habit tracker
Description
Habit tracker is a command-line app written in Go. When trying to establish a new habit, it can be challenging to maintain focus and motivation. This command-line tool will help you to track and develop a habit in a 30-day challenge style.
Usage examples :
To track a habit, you need to write in your terminal name of the toll habit followed by the name of the habit you want to track.
Example for tracking a coding challenge:habit coding
Next day check-in should also be: habit coding
If you want to start tracking a new habit, change the name: habit meditating
Features :
- Tracking habits for 30-days
- Keeps you motivated with cool massages :)
- Tracking multiple habits
- Read data from and to a disk (JSON format)
- Calculate time intervals so that you know whether to extend the current streak or start a new one
Future features:
- Read and Write to and from multiple data sources
- Access from the Web Interface
- Data loss prevention
Thanks to @bitfield for his relaxed and unique way of mentoring!
Documentation
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Index ¶
- Constants
- Variables
- func RunCli()
- type Habit
- type Store
- func (s *Store) Add(name string)
- func (s *Store) AllHabits() []Habit
- func (s *Store) Break(habit Habit, time time.Time)
- func (s *Store) Done(habit Habit, time time.Time)
- func (s *Store) GetHabit(name string) (Habit, bool)
- func (s *Store) PerformHabit(h *Habit, days int, time time.Time)
- func (s Store) Print(massage string, params ...interface{})
- func (s *Store) UpdateYesterday(habit Habit, time time.Time)
Constants ¶
const DBFile = "./data.db"
Variables ¶
var Now = time.Now
Now passes the current system time
Functions ¶
Types ¶
type Store ¶
Store is a struct of all Store properties
func FromSQLite ¶
FromSQLite is checking for scheme to prepare it, if it doesn't exist and returns a store with connection
func (*Store) PerformHabit ¶
PerformHabit makes a dissection based on days between current time and last checked date
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