yale

Are you a Yale student? Do you just not feel self-righteous enough? Have you nothing better to do than replace arbitrary portions of your workflow with command-line apps? Do you spend all day in iTerm and tmux and exclusively edit files in vim? Does your .vimrc have more lines than you've been on dates? Then yale is the tool for you.

(TODO)

Installation

From the yale directory, run:

make install

for a full installation.

Alternatively, if you're working on yale in a development environment, you may wish to symlink the executable for ease of testing:

make link

To uninstall:

make uninstall

Any of these commands may require root privileges depending on your environment. However, since this is no longer high school, that shouldn't be a problem, right?

Use

TODO

Configuration

At first run, your credentials will be requested and saved to ~/.psc_credentials.yml. Other configuration options will populate ~/.psc.yml, and may be tweaked as desired.

License

MIT

Author

Created by Erik Boesen '23. Partially inspired by cornell-cli.