
Command Line Habit Tracker - a Tiny Useful Project
After several weeks of following courses and tutorials, I dove into making something of my own. Something that would actually be useful for me right now. A little command line habit tracker. Nothing fancy. Written in python, with habit data stored in a json file. There's a menu, you pick what you want to do, it does the thing, and the menu pops up again, repeating until you decide to exit. It's not fancy - I do plan to add some styling, and also add a function for displaying streaks. I'm also looking forward to using my own private copy of it to actually track my habits, and eventually have enough data to play with in a Jupyter notebook. It's not the sort of program that's ever going to become the next big trending app. It's just a bitty thing tailored to my own life and what I want to work on - daily habit tracking - done in terminal so that I can just quickly log my habits without the sort of context-switching that leads to distractions. I'm a newbie coder and it's a newbie project,
Continue reading on Dev.to
Opens in a new tab




