Nap: your new Leetcode BFF (─‿‿─)♡

[@kodder]

Hmmm I wonder if we can integrate mods and nap , so we can get chatgpt to auto create some useful snippets...

[@Mitth-raw-nuruodo]

Maas' stuff is great. He's inspiringly good at what he does.

[@maaslalani]

Thank you so much for the kind words ❤

[@Iongjump]

it's so cute how much love you guys put in what you do :) great job

[@staslun1640]

Great work, Maas! I was very impressed with your UI work on this app

[@maaslalani]

Thank you so much ❤

[@Darilo]

Your UI is pretty good ngl, he doesn’t miss

[@DevanSabaratnam]

Great interview! Maas' video on Helix was one of the best I've seen and actually convinced me to attempt switching from VS Code. Also, I love using Gum in my zsh scripts now to zazz things up...

[@maaslalani]

I really appreciate the kind words, thank you so much. Very glad to hear you've tried Helix & Gum!

[@tobberh]

A shared Charm API snippet library you could sync from your git repo in Nap would be awesome! A besides that Nap looks really nice!

[@chopfitzroy]

The other really really nice thing about using files to store everything is it makes it super easy to track them via a dotfiles repository.

[@maaslalani]

Totally! Unix philosophy >>>>

[@hamzadlm6625]

Great work! I will try and use it to keep my markdown files together

[@dawnrazor]

Hey, very interesting video. I’m just getting stared with the charm universe and loving it, but question I have about what you discussed is the comparison between a tui and a cli. What’s the difference?

[@thelonerat9557]

great, I'll try it out!

[@cherryCake299]

this is good

[@knolljo]

A little showcase would’ve been nice

[@charmcli]

Thanks for the feedback! Anything specific you wish we would've shown more of? We tried to include some examples of Nap's usage, but if you feel it was incomplete for some portions of the video, definitely let us know so we can try to improve for future videos

[@Redyf]

Amazing video as usual!

[@farzadmf]

Sorry if this was mentioned and I missed it, but where are the snippets stored and what's the format?

[@maaslalani]

The snippets are stored as text files on your computer, the format is text!

[@farzadmf]

@@maaslalani Thank you for your answer, but "on your computer" is a bit too generic for me 😆. Is there an actual location?

[@maaslalani]

@@farzadmf ah oops! The default location is ~/.nap but it's customizable if you set NAP_HOME

[@farzadmf]

@@maaslalani And one more question (sorry, I'm too lazy to experiment myself 😛): how are the snippets orgniazed in there? One file containing all? Or different files/folders, etc.?

[@maaslalani]

@@farzadmf They are stored in different files / folders corresponding to the layout in nap. It also scans for new snippets so if you add a new snippet through another program i.e. text editor it will show up in nap!

[@LALO-cv4ck]

nap package already exist in the aur pls change name

[@charmcli]

Will the real Nap please stand up?