go-check
A simple to-do viewer in go
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License
Why not? Like what else am I supposed to put here ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2025 grish-ka
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Installation
Option 1: go install
- Install go
- Install the package,
to install the package you run
$ go install github.com/grish-ka/go-check@latest
[!NOTE]
If you want a specific version replace @latest with @VersionHere
Option 2: .msi Install
- go to the latest release and download
go-check.msi
- run it and you have it installed!
Usage
Creating a todo json file
after you instal go to your directory you want to put your todo json file in
and run
go-check --new "My first todo!" --file 'exampleTodo.json'
then to open it run
go-check exampleTodo.json
Making an new item
Its easy, first press n in the main menu
you will see this
then fill it in. Boom you have a new item!
Creating a todo json file (GUI)
Its easy, first press Shift+N in the main menu
you will see this
then fill it in. Boom new file!
Building
developer@foobar:~/prj$ git clone https://github.com/grish-ka/go-check.git
developer@foobar:~/prj$ cd go-check
[!NOTE]
You need some modules if you are directly building it, although go does that for you I think
developer@foobar:/prj/go-check$ go get github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea
developer@foobar:/prj/go-check$ go get github.com/charmbracelet/lipgloss
developer@foobar:~/prj/go-check$ go build or developer@foobar:~/prj/go-check$ go run