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This is awesome, I'd love to see where the management part of this goes, and what uses cases it could work for (e2e tests come to mind). I appreciated the diag
by _akhe 2y ago
This is awesome, I'd love to see where the management part of this goes, and what uses cases it could work for (e2e tests come to mind).
I appreciated the diagram - did you make it in draw.io/diagrams.net by chance? (I wish they would print margins!)
- 4m1rk 2y agoThank you! > I'd love to see where the management part of this goes Can you elaborate on this? What do you mean by the management part? More control on the configuration side? > did you make it in draw.io/diagrams.net by chance? Yes, I used draw.io. If you're interested in building ASCII diagrams in terminal using keyboard, I have implemented another utility for that ;) https://github.com/amirkarimi/term-ascii-diagram https://github.com/amirkarimi/term-ascii-diagram
- _akhe 2y agoThat's great haha, looks very snappy and intuitive. All it needs is a renderer with some themes for exporting - I'd use it! Looks fast Re: Management - was thinking of UI that lets you manage all the browser instances. Mainly the stuff in config.json like URL redirects, profiles, etc. but also to see things like browser notifications at a higher level. Cool projects! Followed you on gh
- 4m1rk 2y agoThanks for the diagram TUI suggestions, good stuff to add. In my case, I select the text (diagrams) in the terminal and copy/paste them into my IDE as a comment block in the code or in Markdown. Re: management - Gotcha! You mean some sort of container to manage the browsers maybe something like shift.com. That's actually great and I remember trying one of them but not sure what was the issue that I gave up on that. Anyway, this can be a path forward for this project. And thanks for following, I did the same :D