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+title = "Chotto 0.0.1 Released"
+author = ["User Mms"]
+date = 2024-11-13T00:13:00+01:00
+categories = ["projects"]
+draft = false
+weight = 2002
+abstract = "First public release of chotto"
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+
+[Chotto](/projects/chotto/) 0.0.1 has been released:
+
+-   Basic filtering DSL
+-   Tags management for messages
+
+Git tag: [0.0.1](https://cgit.crys.site/chotto/tag/?h=0.0.1)
+
+I would wait for later release before using it where it matters.
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+title = "Chotto"
+author = ["User Mms"]
+date = 2024-11-13T00:10:00+01:00
+categories = ["projects"]
+draft = false
+weight = 2001
+abstract = "An initial tagging script for Notmuch"
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+## Chotto {#chotto}
+
+----
+
+Chotto is an initial tagging script for Notmuch written in Ruby.
+I aim at creating a powerful yea readable DSL for help with incoming mail management.
+
+There already exist a similar, perhaps better, solution ([Afew](https://github.com/afewmail/afew)), but I don't think it is flexible enough.
+
+{{< latest-release >}}
+Dune
+{{< /latest-release >}}
+
+
+## Meta {#meta}
+
+-   Source code: <https://cgit.crys.site/chotto/>
+-   Readme &amp; Manual: <https://cgit.crys.site/chotto/about/>
+-   License: 3-Clause BSD
+
+
+## Why? {#why}
+
+I tried the alternatives, but they mostly don't work.
+Say what you will about Python community, they don't care about breaking changes.
+
+I, on the other hand, live of Ruby &amp; Ruby on Rails and therefore love me some nice APIs.
+
+
+## Name {#name}
+
+Naming is a terrible thing to do, because even the greatest name becomes annoying after a while.
+Case in point: Chotto means "A few" in Japanese. Ruby's creator, [Matz](https://matz.rubyist.net/) is Japanese so why not?