Rework of "TestiCL" a CLI controller test app (hence the anagram).
It is now written in Go and it uses bubbletea. So it should be faster, lighter
and with a bunch less of dependencies and libraries installed on your computer.

Why TestiCL?
Because GUI apps are BLOAT. Just kidding.
Ever since changing fully to linux I have spent a fair amount of time in the terminal
and enjoyed many TUI apps. So if you live in the terminal and need a controller tested
this might be the app for you.
What's new?
Thumbsticks are rendered dinamically now and with the correct tolerances,
so they shouldn't jitter and flick erratically (unless they're pretty mangled).
What is left to be done?
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Bring back quotes! And possibly dial down on the Dave Chapelle ones!
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Integrate SDL_GameControllerDB in order to parse
different controller mappings (Xbox, Playstation, Nintendo Switch, etc)
OR
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Allow user to set controller mappings.
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Parse a string with Controller name, GUID, mappings so they can use it
with their projects and games.
Quick Start
Installation
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You may download the binary from the releases section here on github
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Or if you want to build it from source make sure you have the latest version of Go installed in your system and
from your terminal run:
go install github.com/inmate302/TestiCLGO@latest
Usage
Just run the program from your terminal:
TestiCLGO
Contributing
Feel free to leave feedback in the issues section.