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Closest thing to a walkthrough right now is the README in the trane-cli repo. It has the output of some of the commands so you can see what it looks like. The
by trane_project 4y ago
Closest thing to a walkthrough right now is the README in the trane-cli repo. It has the output of some of the commands so you can see what it looks like.
The only difference in normal usage is that you eventually reach the threshold to be shown more difficult units.
- ctxc 4y agoI skimmed through the readme but wasn't able to find the commands. Generally, this is the biggest barrier for me when trying out stuff - there are repos with explanations, but nothing to show how it actually looks or works. Please add at least sample screenshot of your command line! :D TaskWarrior is a good sample - it has a page that shows one workflow with commands, so you instantly feel like you know how to use it. If they just said "this is a todo app" etc, I don't think I would have tried it. I've also tried to convey what my app looks like exactly with actual screenshots - https://github.com/CatalanCabbage/the-wall https://github.com/CatalanCabbage/the-wall Or maybe it's just me being obsessed over this stuff. Anyway, looking forward to try your app! I've wanted something similar for a while. Right now I use a spreadsheet for spaced repetition (with columns for difficulty and time)
- yorwba 4y agoI guess you looked at the readme for the trane project, not trane-cli: https://github.com/trane-project/trane-cli https://github.com/trane-project/trane-cli