buddyspencer great...but hate it coz its not written in java....🙂

ham is hitting the https://gitlab.com/buddyspencer/snap-repos everytime....

you can store all json in /tmp or any dir for first time using ham then access it multiple times from local..
refresh json for next day...ex: make json file name with appimage-04-06-2019.json.
check the date if its not today then refresh the json...

just a simple test 🙂

Select the number you'd like: -1
panic: runtime error: index out of range

goroutine 1 [running]:
main.main()
/home/andy/go/src/ham/main.go:213 +0x1c14

      viyoriya good test. Haven't thought that someone would do that 😃
      well I hate java. Had to much to do with it at the university...

      What's wrong if it hits the repo everytime? It just does a pull to check if there is anything new.

      Edit: just fixed the -1.

          buddyspencer Yes nobody try that lol. I always encounter Array index out of bound exception 🙁.
          Nothing wrong for small applications.

          I was thinking about unnecessary network access/traffic normally I try to reduce the network access using Proxy Design Pattern.

              viyoriya Proxy Design Pattern. I just heard my professors voice 😃

              Maybe I will change it. I created the pipeline in the gitlab repo to get the current packages from the APIs, so it doesn't take like forever as if I get them directly.

                  buddyspencer professor 😂 ...Hahahaha....ham is fast. I really like it. simple & clean..

                  I think chameleon didn't work..I just realized how they did in ranger

                  (why did you name ham?)

                      viyoriya had ham for breakfast, no real reason 😃
                      are there no colors for you? what terminal are you using? never had any troubles with my color library

                          viyoriya in your tilix window I see colors and when I run ham in my GNOME Terminal I see colors as well.

                              algent thanks 😀
                              Glad you like it. Sorry for the name, I am really bad at picking them

                                +1 for using Go, you'd get a taco if it was C 😁
                                Wouldn't hurt to have a command to clear/invalidate cache

                                  @buddyspencer is there no way to install? I selected a snap and it just gave me a link, is it not possible to parse the command out for the user ie sudo snap install pkgname?

                                  In light of that you'd also need to check that snapd is installed and working as well as flatpak installed and flathub added.

                                    That would be great, make it a full solution to find and install.