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@meatymedia/meatycapture

v0.2.0

Published

Lightweight capture app for logging enhancements/bugs/ideas to request-log markdown files

Readme

MeatyCapture

Lightweight CLI for logging enhancements, bugs, and ideas to structured markdown files with project-aware defaults and tag aggregation.

Perfect for teams that track work in Git repositories, want searchable local markdown documents, or need headless batch capture for CI/CD pipelines.

Installation

npm install -g meatycapture

Or with pnpm:

pnpm install -g meatycapture

Verify the installation:

meatycapture --version
meatycapture --help

Alternative Installation Methods

Need a different installation method? MeatyCapture also supports Homebrew, standalone binaries, and building from source. See the complete installation guide for all options and platform-specific instructions.

Quick Start

Initialize configuration and create your first project:

# Set up default configuration
meatycapture config init

# Create a new project
meatycapture project add --interactive

# Create a request log document
meatycapture log create --interactive

Key Commands

| Command | Purpose | |---------|---------| | meatycapture log create | Create a new request log document | | meatycapture log append | Add items to an existing document | | meatycapture log view | View a request log document | | meatycapture log search | Search across request logs | | meatycapture project add | Register a new project | | meatycapture config set | Configure API mode or storage |

Usage Modes

Local Mode (Default) Stores documents in ~/.meatycapture/. No server required. Perfect for local development and Git-based workflows.

API Mode Connect to a MeatyCapture server for centralized storage:

meatycapture config set api_url https://meatycapture.example.com

Document Format

MeatyCapture generates structured markdown files with frontmatter:

---
type: request-log
doc_id: REQ-20250121-meatycapture
item_count: 2
tags: [ux, api]
---

### REQ-20250121-meatycapture-01 - Feature title
**Type:** enhancement | **Priority:** medium | **Status:** triage
**Tags:** ux

- Description and details...

Documents are fully searchable and play nicely with Git-based workflows.

Documentation

Requirements

  • Node.js 18.0.0 or higher
  • pnpm 8.0.0 or higher (if building from source)

Development

MeatyCapture is built with TypeScript and includes both a CLI and optional React-based UI.

For development setup and full architecture information, see the repository.

License

See the LICENSE file in the repository.