This patch adds a imag-calendar command which features only a "import"
command by now.
This can be used to import calendar entries (events) to imag.
Signed-off-by: Matthias Beyer <mail@beyermatthias.de>
This patch adds user documentation in for of a mdbook, using a travis
job for running the build of the book in CI to be sure it builds
properly.
Signed-off-by: Matthias Beyer <mail@beyermatthias.de>
This patch adds functions to the Entries type which can be used for
filtering by id, either with `contains()` or `starts_with()`.
This is useful for the end-user functionality where the user specifies
the ID of an entry only partially.
The implementation still iterates over all entries. This could be
improved, of course, by implementing a `find`-like function on `Store`
directly. But for now, this is good enough.
Signed-off-by: Matthias Beyer <mail@beyermatthias.de>
This pulls in the clippy fixes from Phil. From the request-pull:
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I finally got to fixing all of the Clippy warnings in the imag codebase.
`cargo test` passes, `cargo clippy` doesn't produce any warnings
or errors.
Some important notes:
- I didn't pay attention to the line length of the changes, so it may
have happened that some lines are now longer than 100 chars
- Except two commits the commit messages are formatted as follows:
* The first tag shows if the changes in the commit were
automatically applied by `cargo fix --clippy -Zunstable-options`.
Commits that were automatically applied may require closer review,
since I didn't check those by hand and the Clippy fix feature is
still unstable.
* The other tags specify the subcrate that is affected by the
commit. I created one commit for each subcrate, even when only one
file (most of the time the `main.rs` file) was changed.
- I created one commit, where I replace usages of `r#try!` with the
`?` operator, since `try!` is now officially deprecated.
- I created one commit, where I just allow Clippy lints. Either because
the fix would require much more work or knowledge of the codebase or
because it was a FP.
This was pretty much work, but it helped detecting a few bugs in Clippy,
where I was already able to open 3 or 4 PRs. So win-win I guess.
[...] we got a net LoC decrease.
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