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indiegoal

ig help

indiegoal API Commands

stack: Stack and timestamp (default).
print: Same as stack, but without the shell-type color tags.
list: Name(s) only.
paths: Path(s) with name(s).
data: XML character data and attributes, plus calculated facts.
tally: Global Indiegoal statistics.
version: Displays the version information.
help: Displays the help message.

ig <ig-name>

This is an application that I have been working on for years and years. It is a kind of productivity app.

When every I would learn a new programming language, I would port this app to that new language. This has created a create deal of dormant code:

director
bash shell script
python
perl
c
java

ig openxml

The mapping of the directory is stored in an XML format and found via an environmental variable. Setting the environmental variables is a linux sysadmin topic.


    # Retrieve the IGPATH environmental variable
    my $igpath = $ENV{'IGPATH'} or die "Environment variable IGPATH not set.\n";
    my $config_file = "$igpath/ig.xml";

Early Notes

The indiegoal application needs to be run while on the road, so currently knowledge is being built. I had some links about Mobile Application Development, but the server is forbidden now. These things happen. Hyperlinks are surfed and sometimes a server returns an error code in HTML.

More About indiegoal

Got it! Let's break down the Indiegoal application requirements. Here's a basic structure for your project in Perl, considering your expertise:

    ### Key Features:
    1. Map Directory Hierarchy: Traverse and display a directory's structure.
    2. Change Directory (gig): Implement a function to change the current working directory using an `ig-name`.
    ### Initial Plan:
    - Command-line Interface (CLI): Allow users to run commands like `ig ` to navigate.
      - Directory Traversal: Use Perl's `File::Find` or similar modules.
      - Directory Change: Use `chdir` for the `gig` command.

Would you like a prototype script to get started? Let me know if you'd prefer additional functionality or specific design considerations!