Guys check out devRant CUI

https://github.com/Jay9596/...

Very buggy at the moment, but can be used to browse rants,stories,etc.

Finally. We make web and all tech stuffs but our very own social media is taking time to build.

Looks awesome! Keep it up!

Thanks
@byIcee @Haxk20

Looks nice, I'll give it a try!

@byte cool!!
Would love to contribute to this

@bugHunter contributions are welcome
But the project doesn't have any documentation to help with the code base as of now

Am in the process of writing some

@byte how do you get along with pictures ?

Damn it's in Go lang 😕

@toz3wm at the moment, I just display like :
Image : "Image URL"
as most terminal have no support for images

@gitpush is it good or bad ? 😯

@byte bad for me cuz I don't know the language 😕

@byte untrue. Its even possivble to display video as ascii in colour, so images can also be done. Although it will lose somet stuff in the conversio

@zombie01 I'll definately check that out

The correct name would be devRant TUI not CUI

wow

wow

@byte looks cool, will check it out tomorrow, and +1 for go :) 1 suggestion, make releases for Windows and Mac for anyone that doesn't want to install and set up Go.

This looks amazing! I compiled it on my RPi!

@Scrumplex it uses a package gocui, that's why this name

@smithalan2 I'll definately try and make releases

@DRSDavidSoft please let me know how it works

Awesome work! I have to update the projects page with this and a bunch of other stuff.

@byte https://askubuntu.com/questions/...

Just an example

@byte First I ran into issues with the `strings` package not being installed. I checked the installed go version, which was 1.3, and added the stretch repo to install the 1.7 package. After I configured my installation by setting the correct `$GOPATH` which wasn't set, and fetching the dependencies, it compiled.

And now it works! :)

P.S. Since Linux is filename-sensetive, I had to launch `./devRant_CUI` instead of `./devRant_cui`.

@DRSDavidSoft I'll make sure to specify min. Go version and the proper launch command in the readme

This looks really cool, dude!
It only needs an async loader, so the executable doesn't hang on network error.

@DRSDavidSoft Wooah cool !!
The "rants" command is the only one with async loading
I've added the async to my todo list