Since October of 2020, I have been dabbling with Rust, which has been very helpful to me, especially I begin my further transition towards the Linux world.
These are some things that I have written in Rust, all of which are on my Github.
Forgotten
- rext
- A tool to change file extensions
- actual
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A tool that calculates your actual storage capacity.
Unlike the one on the apps page, this handled units by a JSON file, with formulas based on index in the JSON array.
- count_where
- A library that allowed the counting of instances of a particular element in a collection.
- yahtzee
- A CLI implementation of Yahtzee
- qif
- A rust crate for reading and writing QIF files.
- nikki
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A CLI journaling application.
The journal would then launch the user's default text editor, to allowing writing entries.
- bcheck
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A crate that can read and write the data read by BCheckbook, including.
- rcheckbook
- A CLI version of my BCheckbook application that can be used on non-Apple platforms, as well as macOS.
- jfeed
- A crate that can create and parse JSON feeds, which was created to implement feed generation for a static site generator.
- kurama
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A custom made SSG design around making simple websites, like this.
More recently, it has gained the ability to do pagination and, thanks to the previous entry, feed generation.