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* also provide .vimrc-example, it would be picked up when renamed to plain .vimrc * also add .vimrc to .gitignore as there this .vimrc is supposed to have personal editor configurations (it doesn't have to but I am not going to impose editor configs on anyone, hence if anyone uses it, it's personal) |
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go-xkcdreader
an offline-capable xkcd webcomic reader written in Go
disclaimer
WIP 🚧
ad nix flake ❄
this project is provided as a nix flake for both convenience and
reproducibility.
and also because I wanted to play with nix and its flakes just a wee bit.
note on the nix-related steps: make sure you have
nixinstalled and optionally the flake functionality enabled, the Go toolchain and a minimal set of Go development goodies will get pulled in automatically. you might want to speed up the builds by making use of project's build cache:cachix use go-xkcdreader.
that means you can get started:
developing using nix (flakes enabled)
run nix develop in the project folder first, then go {run,build,fmt,...}
about your day.
developing using nix (without flakes)
for compatibility with non-flake-enabled systems, this project uses
github:edolstra/flake-compat.
run nix-shell in the project folder first, then go {run,build,fmt,...}
about your day.
developing without nix
Note
: you only need to have the Go toolchain and Fyne dependencies installed for this.
if you don't want to use the flake provided or don't have nix installed, you
can use the standard go tool:
run go {run,build,fmt,...} in the project folder.
COPYING
Licensed under GPL-3.0-or-later (see LICENSE for details).