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shelfie

v0.0.1

Published

Shelfie is a CLI tool for tracking your media consumption. Stop opening slow web apps just to log that you read a chapter or watched an episode.

Readme

Shelfie 🤳

Shelfie is a CLI tool for tracking your media consumption. Stop opening slow web apps just to log that you read a chapter or watched an episode.

Keep your books, movies, games, and series in your terminal.

Installation

npm install -g shelfie

Usage

1. The Basics

# Add items
shelfie add "The Pragmatic Programmer" -t book
shelfie add "Elden Ring" -t game --priority 3

# See what you're doing now
shelfie now

# Start an item
shelfie start "Elden"

2. Tracking Progress

# Log progress (fuzzy match works!)
shelfie log "Pragmatic" "Page 45" "Loved this section!"

# View your journey
shelfie details "Pragmatic"

3. Wrapping Up

# Finish an item
shelfie finish "Elden Ring" 5

4. Can Decide?

# Pick a random high-priority game from your backlog
shelfie pick --type game

Command Reference

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | add <title> | Add to backlog. | | ls | List all items. | | now | Show active itmes. | | next | Show high-priority backlog. | | history | Show finished items. | | start <id> | Move to Active. | | log <id> | Update progress & add notes. | | finish <id> | Mark as complete & rate. | | pick | Randomly choose an item. | | details <id> | View full history/timeline. | | stats | View consumption analytics. |