Hi guys,
Anyone know of a simple local bug-tracker, written in Nim or not? I'm looking for one with a simple setup and low footprint, if possible.
If nothing is available, I was thinking if something like Mono could be used to make a simple one? This is more of a question for @alexeypetrushin.
Matic
@Araq:
Ah, thanks👍
The lists of bug-trackers never mentioned Fossil was standalone!
@enthus1ast:
First time hearing of those, excellent 👍
@PMunch
There might be some distinction here I'm not aware of, but isn't a local bug-tracker just a todo app?
Tried Obsidian and Joplin, but it would be nice to have posts on an issue and better search/filter functionality
Or do you want it integrated with your repo? In that case maybe git-issue or git-dit would suit you?
No integration needed
I usually use "github issues" or "text file & git" as an issue tracker :).
Yes, mono is a general web framework, and issue tracking app, is a perfect use case for it. The downside is that docs are scarce, and you may need to look at its sources sometimes to figure out why/how some things work. If you are ok with that then try. The good side is that it's really small, like maybe ~1k lines in total, and the code is also simple, so it's not hard to read its sources.