I’ve recently been trying to practice regularly to improve my perspective and overall mood. It’s been working out well but I’d continually go through patches where it’d get sidelined or I’d plain forget. gratitude So I built a very simple prompt to ensure I take a moment each day to be grateful. gratitude cli It’s easy to use, just install it globally. yarn global add gratitude or npm i gratitude -g and add it to your shell’s config. Typically or ~/.bashrc ~/.zshrc #~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrcgratitude You’ll then be prompted the first time you open your terminal each day. It’ll write you answer/s to the json db and keep track of your current streak. If you seriously don’t feel like doing it just that shit. Although skipping a day of course break your streak. ctrl c It’s also mildly configurable. Option Description Default times number of prompts per day 1 db path to db file ~/.gratitude/db.json Example: gratitude --times=2 --db=/some/folder/file.json Improvements: Hopefully I’ll have some time to add some smarter streak counting so you can configure it to ignore weekends etc. It’d also be nice to add some cool cli visuals to represent streaks and the db in general. Any input or contributions are of course . welcome Stay positive 👍

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