found a cool little library for neat tabbed columns

this will be set on the writefreely cli, the writeas cli will retain the original .writeas directory

no, it's a mirror and working

perfect, me too

it might not be as important as I think, the tool really only runs through once so as long as they share the loading and parsing code there is no need to load it at the start. just on demand and only if needed

I will ping you if I need some help for sure. We may be able to share some code now that I'm moving most of the cli into a package separate from the binary.

@robjloranger We should leverage the changes made by abhinav in PR #19 to implement this. Most of the work will probably be in moving things around to fit our new structure where everything is broken up.

most shared options are now all under the config sub package.

Nice! That's great.

I totally missed this comment, I've got it all done. Except nice formatting and concatenating the content.

I found a way to pass information down the stack with the cli.Context.

re: question about default

Not sure if this is necessary -- disregard for now.

Great point. This should be relatively easy, so maybe we can get it into the next release.

This functionality belongs in its own CLI instead, where it can be more fully-featured and do interesting things.

Input needs to be terminated by pressing F6 on Windows.

Tracking on GitHub: #9

This is probably more trouble than it's worth. Since I've only heard from one user seeing this, solving is probably better spent on better documentation than a technical solution.

Tracking on GitHub #10

This gets a little complicated, especially when handling conflicts or errors, with the way the client is set up now. Saving this for later.

Rather than add indices and requiring running writeas list before any operation, if the user gives a partial (<12 characters) ID, we should look up the ID in the local posts file and perform the operation on any matching post. If there are duplicates / ambiguous results, return an error message.

OS X should use edit