Organize and track your tasks with ease and flexibility. Lonewolf is a productivity application based on the principles of Kanban.
- Manages lists
- Create cards
- Organize cards with labels
- Set due dates for yourself
- Add attachments
- Write descriptions of your tasks in markdown
- Split up larger tasks with check lists
- Keep your thoughts by adding comments for your future self
Lonewolf is distributed as a flatpak via flathub. You can use Discover, GNOME Software or the command line untility flatpak.
There is currently no build of Lonewolf distributed for Windows. If you want to run Lonewolf on Windows it must be built from source (see below for informations on how to build Lonewolf).
There is currently no build of Lonewolf distributed for macOS. If you want to run Lonewolf on macOS it must be built from source (see below for informations on how to build Lonewolf).
It seams you are interested in the development of Lonewolf, GREAT! Lonewolf is written in typescript, build with vue 3 and uses naive-ui as ui toolkit.
Lonewolf is split in to three parts:
- lonewolf: The core library where all the components and logic live.
- lonewolf-web: The project which builds lonewolf as a web application. It also contains web specific components and logic. This project can be used to speed up development since it is easier to run and build.
- lonewolf-tauri: The project which builds lonewolf as a desktop app, using the power of Tauri. This project contains additional components and logic specific to the desktop version od tauri. The flatpak hosted on flathub is build of this project.
Lonewolf uses make as its main build tool, so everything you might want to run is implemented as a make target in the corresponding project directory. The projects root directory also contains a Makefile which wraps some of the project specific make targets within a podman container. If you do not want to run the commands in a container just run them with make from the projects directory.
To jump directly into developing you can run the web with a hot reloading server by executing:
make dev-web
The same thing exists for the desktop version:
The Tauri development version needs to be run on linux with a running Xorg server. Since this runs Lonewolf in a container not everything works as it would when running locally (eg. opening attachments calls xdg-open in the background but this is not available within the container). If this does not work with your environment you can allways run the dev target within the projects root directory directly.
Also make sure that xhost is installed!
make dev-tauri-X
To make it easier to make sure that your changes pass all checks in both projects a target exists make check test to run linting, type checking and unit testing.
Projects should be build from their specific build targets. If you want to build from within a container, there are two targets shell-web and shell-tauri to jump in to a containerized shell from which make build and all other targets can be executed.
There are a few other targets to help you developing
To generate a png of the current state of the Lonewolf project run:
make Lonewolf.png
Lonewolf - Organize and track your tasks with ease and flexibility. Copyright (C) 2023 Mario Aichinger aichingm@gmail.com
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