Harsh

Got a lot done. Made the project packageable, redid folder structure, updated README.md, created static page with playground, created and updated guide docs, deployed page on render. Now available for demo! try it out: (https://quitc-lang.onrender.com/)

Uploaded git-glance to pypi. You can now try out my project: pip install git-glance!!! I hope my project gets certified now :/

After many caffeine-fueled hours, I built my own C-inspired esolang that actively tries to make you ragequit. It enforces emojis, flips operators randomly, yells at you sarcastically, and has its own interpreter, parser, lexer, and runtime. It's called CThatWillMakeYouQuit (or quitC), and yes, it does exactly what it promises. Now, with my few remaining coffee beans, I've to build a CLI, format output (errors, etc), and the most painful: write docs, and possibly create a demo/playground that runs my program

Added a whopping NINE more commands (you can now manage the git config file, rename aliases, open a repo in your file manager, get commit histories, show uncommitted changes, see stale repos, and even push/pull commands). Also added more helper methods to clean out the code. Go try it out!!

Added Scan command(Instead of manual path adding, you can broaden it out to a directory and it will recursively look for git repos). Also, updated README.md, and fixed some minor changes

Updated README.md (you can now test my project!). Also fixed some minor issues, but everything else works well. This CLI tool should be OS Independent...

Added ability to get a more detailed info of status of only one repo

MVP Done. Gonna add Post-MVP features