Suru (する) is a simple tool to help manage and measure tasks. It
lets you take ownership of your workflows and optionally publish logs of
what you're working on in various formats (see below for an example!)
You can also use it with other people in real time to focus chat and collab online around "Topics."
For now, Suru should always be built from the latest source.
First, install Go. Then, open your terminal and run:
go get -u -v gopkg.in/suru.v0/...Assuming your PATH is set up to include the bin directory under your
GOPATH, the suru command will now be available in your terminal.
Suru has an interactive CLI you can use to manage your Topics, or you can run the built-in webservice.
> suru help
# ...
> suru help config
# ...
> suru help topic
# ...
> suru help live
# ...
> suru help serve
# ...
> suru help pub
# ...
> suru help sub
# ...suru config configures Suru. Use suru config gen to generate a new
config.
suru topic manages Topics. Topics can have discussions, tasks, and
more. Use suru topic <name> to switch to a Topic. The default Topic
is latest, which selects the Topic having the most recent updates or
messages.
suru live runs an interactive shell session where you can see live
updates. Use the ? key to see a help menu and q to quit.
suru serve hosts a webservice which responds to gRPC messages. The
Protocol Buffers
schema file is located in the protocol subdirectory.
suru pub publishes a summary of your projects/topics, and can
optionally export a URL where others can view or participate in your
projects/topics. See suru help pub for more details.
suru sub subscribes to updates from another user's Suru pubfeed. When
this is active, it can receive messages from other users. Make sure you
are comfortable receiving messages from users on the server you're
connecting to.
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(Plus it sounds like sudo.)