steverusso / lockbook-x

Collection of Lockbook extensions and experiments.

lockbook-x

Collection of Lockbook extensions and experiments. A project such as go-lockbook has the hope of being merged into the official Lockbook source tree one day. Other ones such as lbcli (and other Go projects) will likely live here forever.

Projects

• go-lockbook - Go bindings for the core Lockbook library lb-rs.
• lbcli - A CLI implemented in Go using the Go bindings.
• lbgui - A GUI implemented in Go using the Go bindings and GioUI.

Adopted Upstream

• lbcli-rs was a simple and practical CLI that originated here. It was removed after the vast majority of its functionality and design principles were integrated into the official Lockbook CLI.
• c_interface_v2 was an overhauled and improved FFI wrapper for lockbook_core. It was removed a couple months after being adopted in its entirety upstream.

Getting Started

This project uses Task to run various build and maintenance commands. Once this repo is cloned and Task is installed, simply run task init to pull in the Lockbook submodule files and install the necessary dependency programs.

License

This is free and unencumbered software released into the public domain. Please see the UNLICENSE file for more information.

lockbook-x's Issues

might not need is_uuid anymore

Can just use the uuid package in Go.

lbcli tab completions

break up c_interface lib.rs file

lbcli prepend option for write command

lbcli list shares

lbcli data diff command

Show the diff between two data directories, or would it be more useful to diff two core instances?

lbcli cp command

lbdev

Abstract

A tool to search lockbook commits and enter a development / test environment for any one.

Why

When a broken feature is noticed, the first thing we attempt is hunting down the commit that broke it. Sometimes, particularly for uiux, we must run a given client at a certain commit. If the commit is old enough, we must also run a local server since production might not be an option. This process (grepping the git commit log, stepping through commits to run the server and a client at each one, maintaining or recreating test accounts) is cumbersome. It'd be nice to have the assistance of some tool that can provide better search capabilities and automate some of the work when stepping through commits.

Spec

WIP: A GUI using Gio that encompasses the above mentioned functionality. First iteration should be a CLI tool that can build and cache for each commit (and maybe an option to automatically do that for the last n commits).

lbcli ability to "take" a share

Copy into file tree, but not as a link.

combine whoami and whereami in lbcli-rs

whereami info can just be printed out with a --long flag

lbcli reinit command

A command to back up the current data dir and then clean sync.

file usage id should be byte array

cargo fmt and clippy tasks

rstr in c_interface can probably not panic

richer uuid support in go bindings

Besides being overall cooler than just strings, it'd probably also be more efficient.

https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/gofrs/uuid - seems more active than Google's

lbcli: add flag to not prompt on key export

lbcli import message doesn't display progress or name for subchildren

more helpful failures for subcommands in lbcli

Right now it's just no help topic found. It'd be better to say something like unknown command x and print the commands help message.