Earth Game is a new offline command-line interface tool that helps users manage life goals through quests. It operates without third-party dependencies and maintains privacy by not using external requests.
Earth Game is a private offline companion tool designed to help users turn their life goals into actionable quests. It allows users to choose quests, track their next actions, close unresolved tasks, and review their progress without external dependencies.
Earth Game requires Python version 3.8 or higher and a Unix-like terminal for installation. It can be installed via the Arch User Repository (AUR) using the command 'yay -S earth-game'.
To run the application, use the command 'earth' or 'earth-game'.
The application includes various commands, such as 'earth init' for creating local storage, 'earth quest' for managing quests, and 'earth loop' for handling unresolved tasks. Users can initiate quests, list them, and track their progress directly from the CLI.
The tool also offers non-interactive usage options for added flexibility.
In addition to the command-line functionality, Earth Game provides a local-only web UI that can be started with './earth web'. This interface operates solely on the user's local machine and does not connect to the internet, thereby preserving user privacy.
Earth Game maintains user data locally in an SQLite database. It adheres to privacy principles by not making external network requests and uses private permissions for database and JSON exports. Users can back up their data by copying the database file while the application is not running.
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Earth Game is a new offline command-line interface tool that helps users manage life goals through quests. It operates without third-party dependencies and maintains privacy by not using external requests.