Two new C projects
12/22/2024
I’ve had two C projects completed recently. One not-so-recently, but I guess I never made a post about it. Both are CLI programs, and both have actually been massively helpful for myself.
The first one is called CSView. It’s a tool for viewing CSV files in different formats. The reasons why I felt this is necessary is described in the README file. Basically, Excel kinda stinks at reading CSV files. Plus, there are some nice, quick filtering options, and the data can be viewed transposed or in a style similar to MySQL’s vertical output instead of a table. (Why doesn’t Excel have a simple transpose option? That’s always seemed weird to me.)
I made a proper Github release for this one and even compiled it for Windows because there are some people that thought might find it handy.
The second one is called Simple Planner. It’s basically what it sounds like– It’s a planner. I’ve hated every software planner I’ve ever used, ever. For the past few years, I’ve just been using a plaintext file on my phone. So, I finally just made this, which uses SQLite to handle planning and acts more like the old paper planners.
This compiles nicely in Termux so I can use it from my phone. I’ve been very happy with it so far. You might think that being a CLI program would mean that it’s not as good for Android, but you’d be wrong.