Reduce crate size using cargo diet by soon to be 26MB

[Byron]

Here is the output it produced.

hackernews-TUI git:(main) cargo diet
┌───────────────────────────────────────┬─────────────┐
│ Removed File                          │ Size (Byte) │
├───────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────┤
│ run_debug                             │          93 │
│ .gitignore                            │         177 │
│ examples/hn-tui.toml                  │        2056 │
│ examples/assets/story_search_view.png │      153376 │
│ examples/assets/comment_view.png      │      160630 │
│ examples/assets/story_view.png        │      216828 │
│ examples/assets/help_view.png         │      293248 │
│ examples/assets/v0-5-demo-2.gif       │     9951136 │
│ examples/assets/v0-5-demo-1.gif       │    15331851 │
└───────────────────────────────────────┴─────────────┘
Saved 100% or 26.1 MB in 9 files (of 26.2 MB and 28 files in entire crate)

Please note that I found it easiest to move the default configuration
file that is included in main.rs into the root, similar to how
alacritty does it. There it might be more discoverable, too.

Also, please let me know if there is anything missing to make this
mergeable.

PS: Congrats to making it to the front page!

[aome510]

Interesting! I don't know there is cargo diet to do thing like this.

This PR looks good to me. I'll add 1 more commit to change my debug script.

PS: Congrats to making it to the front page!

Thank you! Hope you enjoy using the application.

Edit: I just realize that this PR is from a fork. If possible, can you change the debug script in https://github.com/aome510/hackernews-TUI/blob/main/run_debug as well?

[Byron]

Interesting, you should be able to push directly into the PR. Here is how I usually do it using this PR as an example:

In this repository, run gh pr checkout 29, make the edits, and finish with git push. This will push directly into this PR. Alternatively you can merge the branch locally and push to main to close this PR automatically.

Just let me know if that's nothing you feel to do right now and I will make the changes as requested.

[aome510]

In this repository, run gh pr checkout 29, make the edits, and finish with git push. This will push directly into this PR.

Oh I see, I never use github-cli before.

Just let me know if that's nothing you feel to do right now and I will make the changes as requested.

Yeah I can do it! Thank you for the PR

[Byron]

And thanks for the application, it definitely hits a sweet spot! I constantly want to hit ? while I memorize the shortcuts, but besides that it's working nicely out of the box.

Oh I see, I never use github-cli before.

That one definitely changed my life for the better especially when reviewing PRs and of course, creating them. Zero friction leads to me doing these cargo diet PRs whenever I come across a candidate crate.

[aome510]

And thanks for the application, it definitely hits a sweet spot! I constantly want to hit ? while I memorize the shortcuts, but besides that it's working nicely out of the box.

Yeah I plan to add ? in the near future. It seems that a lot assumes ? is the help key definitely not <ctrl-h> 😅

That one definitely changed my life for the better especially when reviewing PRs and of course, creating them. Zero friction leads to me doing these cargo diet PRs whenever I come across a candidate crate.

Cool, I'll definitely try it out and integrate into my workflow!

[Byron]

Yeah I plan to add ? in the near future. It seems that a lot assumes ? is the help key definitely not 😅

Haha, so there is a hotkey after all! That works too, but it doesn't seem to be listed in the menu :D. Maybe this can be an immediate fix of sorts. I did manage to click the help button and tried to go from there and assume many people get that far but will want to open the help regularly in their first sessions.

[aome510]

Ah! I guess that's because I assume that people opening the help dialog will use <ctrl-h> not the [help] button in the footer.

[Byron]

That's fair, I just wonder if it's only me who can't find a reference of ctrl-h anywhere, I seem to have no way of knowing.

[aome510]

That's fair, I just wonder if it's only me who can't find a reference of ctrl-h anywhere, I seem to have no way of knowing.

It is mentioned in the shortcut and global key shortcuts sections of the project description.

[Byron]

Ah, I think the difference is that I only launched the application and expected it to guide me - it did with a help button it's just that I couldn't figure out how to get there without using the mouse.

This is one of my tools and I thought it would be best to use the available otherwise empty screenspace to help first-time users (or returning ones) along.

I am saying this only to be sure I am not missing something and if not to show an opportunity for improving the onboarding experience of maybe just a few users (like me 😅).

[aome510]

Ah, I think the difference is that I only launched the application and expected it to guide me - it did with a help button it's just that I couldn't figure out how to get there without using the mouse.

This is one of my tools and I thought it would be best to use the available otherwise empty screenspace to help first-time users (or returning ones) along.

I am saying this only to be sure I am not missing something and if not to show an opportunity for improving the onboarding experience of maybe just a few users (like me sweat_smile).

yeah, you're right. I added <ctrl-h> to the help dialog recently, but I guess it would be better if I replace the [help] button in the footer with something like [help: ?/<ctrl-h>]. So first-time users can know the hotkey right away.