I often use a command which detects terminal width to render a table. Using viddy, it is restricted to the first 80 (I think) characters, so a lot of text is cut.

How it renders (sorry for anonymization)

How it should render

This PR should allow importing Viddy tool as a lib in other Golang projects.

Also, I've added the PreconfiguredNewViddy func to avoid additional dependencies in 3-party projects.

I suppose this is a good structure to use both:

• as a library
• as a binary

Ready for comments and discussions.

Hi, I wanted to install viddy through your AUR package, but I noticed it is on v0.3.4-1 instead of the latest v0.3.6. I installed it with Go instead.

Can you fix the AUR package deployments? Thanks!

_{Great tool btw, very nice replacement for the old-school watch!}

Hello I was just curious how to see colored output, but was not able to find any option how to do it - output is always the same. Just for test I tried it on ls -l but all folders/files names are just white

Feature request done for issue 48

Changelog:

• Ability to set general.accessibility in config.toml file for viddy
• Change to fill circle upon setting on the option of Suspend, Diff, Bell when accessibility is set to true
• And change the foreground color to black and background color to white (for better contrast)
• If accessibility is set to false, viddy behaves as it did before

Nice tool! I usually set the WATCH_INTERVAL environment variable to 1 in my bashrc to give watch a default interval of 1 second. It would be nice if viddy respectd that variable too.

Would love to have sub-second (millisecond precision is fine) for Viddy! I run go test ./... through viddy a lot to ensure I don't introduce any intermittent test failures and every second just isn't fast enough for me!

Would you be open to me submitting a PR for sub-second precision on the -n flag?

The shift+ shortcuts are not intuitive on the first glance. I think it would be good idea to map them parallely with arrow keys:

• arrow_up: move 1 position to the future

• shift + arrow_up: move several positions to the future

• ctrl + shift + arrow_up: move to the newest position

• arrow_down: move 1 position to the past

• shift + arrow_down: move several positions to the past

• ctrl + shift + arrow_down: move to the oldest position

I would look into implementing this myself if there is an interest in this feature.

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a key for wrapping (folding???) would be valuable.

It may be that you didn't realize a command was going to have long lines until after you executed it, as an argument you'd have to discard what results you have now to correct that.

In contexts where comparing the start of a line is helpful in finding the relevant part of output (like log outputs) then swapping back and forth between wrapped and unwrapped is helpful for navigation.

Hi, I tried to install this using go install github.com/sachaos/viddy@latest, and it's failing with this error :slightly_frowning_face:

go install: github.com/sachaos/viddy@latest (in github.com/sachaos/[email protected]):
        The go.mod file for the module providing named packages contains one or
        more replace directives. It must not contain directives that would cause
        it to be interpreted differently than if it were the main module.

Hi @sachaos! Whenever I run viddy, it seems to spawn a lot of threads. For examples, I may run

viddy ls

Then, when I check my processes/threads with

ps -u btjanaka -T

I see something like

  32929   32929 pts/11   00:00:00 viddy
  32929   32930 pts/11   00:00:00 viddy
  32929   32931 pts/11   00:00:00 viddy
  32929   32932 pts/11   00:00:00 viddy
  32929   32933 pts/11   00:00:00 viddy
  32929   32935 pts/11   00:00:00 viddy
  32929   32936 pts/11   00:00:00 viddy
  32929   32938 pts/11   00:00:00 viddy
  32929   32939 pts/11   00:00:00 viddy

This is an issue for me because I run viddy on an HPC login node, where there is a very strict process limit and viddy is causing me to run out of processes. Is there any way I can make viddy be single threaded?

Thank you!

History relating to this comes from this PR at : https://github.com/sachaos/viddy/pull/77#issuecomment-1247791794

It would be nice is the TUI and the core are separated, so that others can build different GUI on top of viddy.

Using iTerm2 on macOS 12.4, shell is zsh With watch command I can select text and copy it to my clipboard, but on viddy I cannot select anything. Is this intended? Thanks.

This is really a minor thing, but one thing I think gets worse when switching from watch to viddy is that command autocompletion does not work any more. Example:

If I type

watch kubec<tab>

bash autocompletes for me and I get

watch kubectl

same applies to command arguments such as watch kubectl --con<tab> becomes watch kubectl --context.

In my machine, this does not work with viddy. Am I doing it wrong?

I ran the Linux wget and tar install command and it unpacked three files into my current directory. It should have unpacked into a directory like "viddy_0.3.6" so it doesn't overwrite any files in the current directory.