rusti-cal
| Crates.io | rusti-cal |
| lib.rs | rusti-cal |
| version | 1.1.0 |
| source | src |
| created_at | 2021-04-24 15:23:32.164271 |
| updated_at | 2023-01-23 14:31:55.15605 |
| description | ⚡️ Lightning-fast and minimal calendar command line. It's similar to `cal`. Written in Rust 🦀 |
| homepage | |
| repository | https://github.com/arthurhenrique/rusti-cal |
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Arthur Henrique (arthurhenrique)
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⚡️ Lightning-fast and minimal calendar command line. It's similar to cal.
Written in Rust 🦀
How Can Install?
$ cargo install rusti-cal
If you are on NetBSD, there's a package available from the official repositories. To install simply run:
# pkgin install rusti-cal
Usage
$ rusti-cal <year>
Hands On
Starting Day
- Start Week With Sunday (Default)
$ rusti-cal <year> --starting-day 0
- Start Week With Monday
$ rusti-cal <year> --starting-day 1
- Start Week With Tuesday
$ rusti-cal <year> --starting-day 2
- Start Week With Wednesday
$ rusti-cal <year> --starting-day 3
- Start Week With Thursday
$ rusti-cal <year> --starting-day 4
- Start Week With Friday
$ rusti-cal <year> --starting-day 5
- Start Week With Saturday
$ rusti-cal <year> --starting-day 6
Locale based names
The current locale can be overwritten with the LANG environment variable to display the calendar in another language.
$ LANG=fr_FR rusti-cal <year>
Colored output
Enable colored output with the --color or -c option. This highlights weekend days and the current day.
$ rusti-cal <year> --color
Show Week Numbers
Show week numbers with the --week-numbers or -w option.
$ rusti-cal <year> --week-numbers