I’m approaching to the end on my first Zig program, it’s just missing some unit tests and a feature about truncate as it’s mentioned in the README of the repo too. I wanted to turn it to public to see how much attention it will collect to decide the future of it.
As a DevOps, I always hated setting up cron jobs across different servers for prevention unmanaged log files to grow and fill-up disk spaces and then all these cronjob was like here and there, after sometime you completely forgot and jump over the servers to know what is where. Therefore, I started this project to solve this problem and also to help me get into the language.
Simple Tase is: Multi-agent centralized logs control and management tool written in zig. More information can be found in the repo.
The purpose of the project isn’t really within my wheelhouse, but after a quick purview of your repo, it appears very promising. Your code looks written well, and the project/repo is very well-organized.
i also just want to use this opportunity to welcome you to the community!
Honestly this is my first open-source serious attempt and I tried to clean & tidy up as much as possible before turning to public, so possible users/contributors wouldn’t struggle. As many others, I’m also coming from Go and I feel like at some point I reflect my go deformation into zig while structuring the project but I believe there are no standards for project structure yet, so anything tidy and clean should be OK
