OpenCamp: A CLI wrapper around recreation.gov

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  • cli

    CLI for interacting with the recreation.gov API (by opencamp-hq)

  • Built a small CLI in go (with cobra and viper, thanks u/spf13!) to help with booking campsites on recreation.gov: https://github.com/opencamp-hq/cli. I find the campgrounds I want are often booked up, but lots of people cancel in the week or two prior to the booking. Unfortunately recreation.gov doesn't have a notification / waitlist feature, so the CLI was intended to help with that.

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  • core

    Core libraries for OpenCamp (by opencamp-hq)

  • Also abstracted out the recreation.gov client as a separate library, if anyone wants to build on that: https://github.com/opencamp-hq/core

  • stingoftheviper

    Share configuration between spf13/cobra and spf13/viper

  • * This article was super helpful with that: https://carolynvanslyck.com/blog/2020/08/sting-of-the-viper/

  • homebrew-opencamp

    Homebrew tap for the OpenCamp CLI

  • Haha thanks, first time doing that and it was a surprisingly easy process for go: https://github.com/opencamp-hq/homebrew-opencamp/blob/main/opencamp.rb

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