Built a small CLI tool: *ascii-banner*. It generates chunky, solid-looking text banners using Unicode block elements ( etc.) for a bold, filled style. Unlike figlet/toilet, it focuses on blocky/modern aesthetics and adds an optional double-line border that makes it feel like a real "banner" in terminals.
Great for: shell MOTD, CI logs, README eye-candy, server splash screens, or just piping fun stuff in scripts.
*Features*
- A-Z (case insensitive), 0-9, common symbols (!?._-:@#$%&+=/\\()[]{}<>,'"|; etc.)
- Optional border (default on)
- Hand-crafted 6-line "font" — all block elements, no shading tricks
I wanted a fast, type-safe, Rust-native way to build agents that isn't locked into one provider and doesn't pull in a massive dependency tree.
Agent IO gives you:
• Multi-provider support out of the box: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Groq, Mistral, DeepSeek, Ollama, OpenRouter + any OpenAI-compatible endpoint
• Clean tool/function calling with dependency injection style
The I Ching, or Book of Changes, is one of the oldest Chinese classics, revered as the foundation of all classics. It is not only a divination tool but also a treasure trove of profound philosophical wisdom.
What is I Ching?
The I Ching, also known as the Book of Changes, is one of the oldest Chinese classics, revered as the foundation of all classics. It is not only a divination tool but also a treasure trove of profound philosophical wisdom.
The desktop version of the recently popular OpenCode (an AI coding agent) is built with Tauri for its small footprint and native performance. Eye Sentry, a clean and minimal eye-protection tool for macOS, uses exactly the same tech stack.
It's super lightweight, has a fresh interface, and focuses on keeping your screen at a comfortable warmth without the bloat of heavier alternatives. Features include:
- Adjustable color temperature and brightness presets (warm/neutral/cool)
- Rest reminders with customizable work/break cycles
- Daily rhythm support (soft wake-up, focus windows)
- Multi-monitor support
- Menu bar controls, shortcuts, and live previews
- Runs entirely locally – no data leaves your machine
Especially optimized for macOS users now. One-click install via Homebrew:
`brew install --cask rustx-labs/tap/eye-sentry`
As developers staring at screens all day, our eyes deserve better guardians. Anyone tried it yet? Feedback welcome – the dev is active on improvements.
Dark mode is now live! Perfectly tailored for nighttime use with a more comfortable, eye-friendly experience — update now and give it a try!
Eye Sentry is a completely free eye-care assistant tool.
If you enjoy using it and find it helpful, feel free to sponsor me to support ongoing development and updates — your encouragement means the world to me!
A beautiful and practical Chrome extension for formatting and highlighting JSON content. Features a VS Code-style dark theme and provides an interactive JSON viewing experience.
## Features
- Automatically detects and formats JSON content on pages
- VS Code-style dark theme
- Collapsible/expandable JSON nodes
- Display of array and object element counts
- Beautiful syntax highlighting
- Hover highlighting for JSON properties
- Quick expand/collapse all nodes
## Installation
1. Download or clone this repository
2. Open Chrome browser and navigate to extensions page (chrome://extensions/)
3. Enable "Developer mode" in the top right corner
4. Click "Load unpacked"
5. Select the project folder
## Usage
1. After installation, visit any page containing JSON content
2. The extension will automatically detect and format JSON content
3. Use the arrow buttons (▶/▼) on the left to expand or collapse JSON nodes
4. Click the extension icon to use "Expand All" or "Collapse All" features
## Technical Implementation
- Developed using vanilla JavaScript, no external dependencies
- Implements Chrome Extension Manifest V3 specification
- Recursive JSON parsing and DOM rendering
- Smooth animation transitions using CSS
- Optimized performance for handling large JSON data
## License
This project is open source under the Apache-2.0 License. See the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.
Built a small CLI tool: *ascii-banner*. It generates chunky, solid-looking text banners using Unicode block elements ( etc.) for a bold, filled style. Unlike figlet/toilet, it focuses on blocky/modern aesthetics and adds an optional double-line border that makes it feel like a real "banner" in terminals.
Great for: shell MOTD, CI logs, README eye-candy, server splash screens, or just piping fun stuff in scripts.
*Features*
- A-Z (case insensitive), 0-9, common symbols (!?._-:@#$%&+=/\\()[]{}<>,'"|; etc.)
- Optional border (default on)
- Hand-crafted 6-line "font" — all block elements, no shading tricks
- Tiny (~200 LOC core)
Repo (feel free to fork/PR): https://github.com/lispking/ascii-banner
*Install* (Rust standard)
git clone https://github.com/lispking/ascii-banner.git
cd ascii-banner
cargo build --release
# symlink or copy target/release/ascii-banner to your PATH # or cargo install --path .
*Examples*
With border (default): ascii-banner "RUST"
Without border: ascii-banner "2024" --no-box
Help: `ascii-banner --help`