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friendlog

v0.6.0

Published

[Install Node](https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/) (if you haven't before)

Downloads

46

Readme

Setup

Install Node (if you haven't before)

npm install -g friendlog

Shortcuts

Add tab-completion and the shortcut flh for fl hangout!

fl shortcuts >> ~/.bash_profile && source ~/.bash_profile

Basic Usage

$ fl help

You can use friendlog or fl.

Add friends and an ideal interval (in days) you'd like to see them:

$ friendlog add Alice 5  # your best friend
$ fl add "Bob Doe" 15    # not quite so close
$ fl add Kunal 10

Log a hangout:

$ fl hangout Alice 2018-01-01 "Got coffee"
$ flh Kunal 2018-03-19 "Created friendlog"

See who you should hang out with next and when:

$ fl list
2018-01-06  Alice
2018-03-29  Kunal
new         Bob Doe     # no hangouts logged yet

See history of hangouts:

$ fl history
NAME    DATE        MEMO
Alice   2018-01-06  Got coffee
Kunal   2018-03-29  Created friendlog

See info about friend:

$ fl info Kunal
{ name: 'Kunal', interval: 10 }

Contributing

Linting is enforced with pre-commit and pre-push hooks. npm run lint-fix will help!

Publish easily: npm version [major|minor|patch] will bump version numbers; npm publish will publish package.