pinto VS mani

You can create your own colorscheme based on tokyonight color palette. You something like https://pintovim.dev/ or https://vimcolors.org/

projects: example: path: . desc: A mani example pinto: path: frontend/pinto url: https://github.com/alajmo/pinto.git desc: A vim theme editor tags: [frontend, node] template-generator: url: https://github.com/alajmo/template-generator.git desc: A simple bash script used to manage boilerplates tags: [cli, bash] env: branch: master themes: custom: table: options: draw_border: true separate_columns: true separate_header: true separate_rows: true tasks: git-status: desc: show working tree status cmd: git status git-last-commit-msg: desc: show last commit cmd: git log -1 --pretty=%B git-last-commit-date: desc: show last commit date cmd: | git log -1 --format="%cd (%cr)" -n 1 --date=format:"%d %b %y" \ | sed 's/ //' git-branch: desc: show current git branch cmd: git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD npm-install: desc: run npm install in node repos target: tags: [node] cmd: npm install git-overview: desc: show branch, local and remote diffs, last commit and date theme: custom commands: - task: git-branch - task: git-last-commit-msg - task: git-last-commit-date

a bit of both, planning to make a gopher sake logo, now I just copied the one I had from https://github.com/alajmo/mani. Had an alternative name initially, pan, poor man's ansible :D

Mani came about because I needed a CLI tool to manage multiple repositories, both at work and for my projects. The premise is, you have a bunch of repositories and want the following:

I work with data science, so a lot of the time I'm looking at CSV files, and lately, I've been using https://github.com/chrisbra/csv.vim with I can recommend. Other than that, I wrote a CLI tool to help manage microservices and many-repo setups, https://manicli.com/.

Github: https://github.com/alajmo/mani