Logger lets you quickly send messages to yourself as a means of fast note taking

Last update: Nov 16, 2022

Overview

Logger

Logger lets you quickly send messages to yourself as a means of fast note taking. All messages you send to yourself show up chronologically. Tapping the spacebar before entering any text puts you in a search mode for easy filtering. Hashtags can be used to categorize notes. All data is stored on your device and not shared with the cloud.

Usage

To get things up an running locally you'll need the latest version of Go. Run the following commands to get going:

1: Checkout and build:

$ git clone [email protected]:nathanborror/logger.git
$ cd logger
$ go get
$ make test
$ make

2: Build Xcode project:

$ open clients/Logger/Logger.xcodeproj

Tasks

Remove experimental state backend
Make hashtags tappable (moved to popover until I can devise a cleaner solution)
Implement search
Make repository public
Ship update to App Store

Notes

Go mobile doesn't appear to support modules which explains the GO111MODULE=off environment variable in the make command (ref: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/27234).

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Comments

Adds gomobile dependency.
I was following the steps in the README to get Logger running locally, and when attempting to make, ran into this:

➜ logger git:(master) make /bin/sh: gomobile: command not found

I'm not very familiar with Go, but I think it's because gomobile wasn't declared in go.mod as a dependency.
opened by connor 2

Logger lets you quickly send messages to yourself as a means of fast note taking

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