Brag is a user-friendly command-line tool designed to help you to maintain a personalized list of accomplishments, milestones, or any brag-worthy moments. It's written in Rust so it's blazingly fast 🚀🚀🚀

When you get to a performance review, you can use your brag list as your source of inspiration. You could even throw it at a LLM like ChatGPT and it can even do the bulk of the writing for you.

Your brag-list is stored as JSON so it's easy to store wherever you would like or edit manually if you so wish. The structure is very simple:

[
  {
    "content": "I wrote my first brag... cool 🤩",
    "timestamp": 1707682722
  },
  {
    "content": "Another one within a minute of the first, you can't stop me!",
    "timestamp": 1707682740
  },
  {
    "content": "This isn't where I parked my car?",
    "timestamp": 1707682755
  }
]

Happy bragging!

Features

• Add Entries: Quickly add new achievements to your brag list with a simple command.
• View Entries: Display your achievements in a nicely formatted list or raw JSON format for easy parsing or integration with other tools.
• Edit Entries: Interactively select and edit entries.
• Remove Entries: Interactively select and remove entries you no longer want to keep.
• Dotfile Storage: Your brag list is stored as a dotfile in your home directory, each brag is also timestamped.
• Blazingly Fast: Written in Rust, Brag offers exceptional performance and efficiency.

Usage

Adding an Entry

To add a new achievement to your brag list:

brag add  # opens in your default editor
# or to add more quickly
brag add "I just wrote my first rust-based project 🦀!!"

Editing an Entry

To remove an entry from your list:

brag edit

❯ brag edit
? Select an entry to edit ›
  I wrote my first brag... cool 🤩
  Another one within a minute of the first, you can't stop me!
❯ This isn't where I parked my car?

Follow the interactive prompt to select an entry to edit in your default editor.

Viewing Entries

To view your list of achievements:

brag view

❯ brag view
1. 2024-02-11 20:18:42: I wrote my first brag... cool 🤩
2. 2024-02-11 20:19:00: Another one within a minute of the first, you can't stop me!
3. 2024-02-11 20:19:15: This isn't where I parked my car?

To view your list in raw JSON format so you can filter it down with a tool like jq:

brag view --raw

❯ brag view --raw
[{"content":"I wrote my first brag... cool 🤩","timestamp":1707682722},{"content":"Another one within a minute of the first, you can't stop me!","timestamp":1707682740},{"content":"This isn't where I parked my car?","timestamp":1707682755}]

Removing an Entry

To remove an entry from your list:

brag remove

❯ brag remove
? Select an entry to remove ›
  I wrote my first brag... cool 🤩
❯ Another one within a minute of the first, you can't stop me!
  This isn't where I parked my car?

Follow the interactive prompt to select and remove an entry.

Installation

Source

Currently, you can compile Brag from source. Make sure you have Rust installed on your system, and then clone this repository and build the project:

git clone https://github.com/delabere/brag.git
cd brag
cargo build --release

The executable will be available in target/release/.

Nix

This project is a nix flake, so you can add it to your own flakes too