- build with
pyinstaller main.py --add-data *html:. --noconfirm(assumes all relevant assets are html) - built executable is avaialable at
./GITHUB/goal/dist/main/main- is in the autostart of
Startup Applications - also in the start menu with an Atom copy-pasted desktop shortcut :)
- this is useful when editing goals in obs, because you have to restart
- is in the autostart of
- whole thing is mostly controlled by
main.py - at heart it's a
pywebviewthing, with one window, being triggered in themainfunction - the actual UI is determined by
main.html, an HTML file w/ a little bit of javascript calling back intomain.pyand a shuffle button - some values are "passed" into the HTML by simply running a replace on the loaded html file before passing it into
create_window- ..like the world's worst templating language
- ...namely:
$NEXTSTEP, the current next step that's freely editable in the<input>- managed via a getter and setter,
getNextStep()andsetNextStep() - actual value is saved in a simple config, following best practices with the
appdirsdirectory
- managed via a getter and setter,
$GOALS, which are actually managed in Obs- they are recursively parsed out of the Obs dict, half-hard coded, with
find_goals()andextract_goals()andfind_file_in_directory(), chatGPT functions to start from a goal.mdfile and look for goals in this file recursively, building an array of "leaf" goals with no children make_goal_select()takes this array and dynamically builds a<select>to be slapped into the HTML string- this has surpringly nice affordances, like ability to be shuffled in a line of js in
main.htmlw/o callback to python and ofc manual goal selection if one wishes to do so.
- this has surpringly nice affordances, like ability to be shuffled in a line of js in
- they are recursively parsed out of the Obs dict, half-hard coded, with