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stackly

v1.0.1

Published

A stack based 'what you were doing' tool!

Readme

Stackly

What the hell is this?

Okay okay stackly is like nothing you've seen EVER! Have it even happened to you that you're doing something and then a new activity pops up and you have to do that and when you finish it you start wondering what the hell I was doing before it? Okay as programmers we know that the best answer to this is a stack... and well stackly is exactly a stack that you use to say what you were doing!

How to install it?

% npm install -g stackly

And then how?

Imagine you're doing activity A, you have to say that to stably buy pushing to it's stack:

% stackly push

Let's you add to the stack, Now activity B happens, You push the B to the stack and then you do the B, when the B is done you do:

% stackly pop

And then you use the stackly command without any args:

% stackly

to see what you were doing. And it gives you a stack as:

% stackly

 1 ✣ A

And then you know that you have to do A. Just that simple.

And if you wanted to reset the whole thing use:

% stackly clean