- Go 93.2%
- Shell 4.7%
- Lua 2.1%
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lilytext!!!
cute text editing friendware that's intended to be fun and useful!
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screenshot
features
lilytext is still a work in progress, but here are the features it currently has:
- simple, themeable ui
- keybinds that can be easily rebound, plus the ability to create your own modes
- a powerful command system that controls the editor, with commands being able to be executed inline
- simple interactivity with the shell
- syntax highlighting for .lily files
- comes with some cute yuri by default!!!
building
before building, make sure you have go and git installed.
lilytext works on most unix-based systems, although some may have some trouble due to outdated packages (e.g. haiku), the ones currently tested are:
- arch linux
- linux mint
- macos monterey
- macos mojave
lilytext does not support windows systems.
in order to get your own executable lilytext, follow these steps:
- clone the repo in a place you like (
git clone https://codeberg.org/kollumos/lilytext.git) - cd into it
- build it (
./build.sh) - if all goes well, execute it! (
./lilytext)
if you ever want to update, you can simply do ./build.sh --update.
contributing
any help towards the development of lilytext would be greatly appreciated!
there's a list of currently important tasks to be done in resources/to-do.lily.
thank yous
thanks to my friends for helping along, and thanks to gdamore and release-candidate for their libraries:
themes
there's a seperate repository for all the lilytext themes: check it out here
these will be cloned into ~/.config/lilytext/themes automatically by the build script.
license
lilytext is released under the MIT license.
