X-CMD v0.6.2 Changelog

Date	2025-6-28
Source Code	x-cmd/x-cmd/v0.6.2
Code Diff	x-cmd/x-cmd/v0.6.15...0.6.2
Version Hashsum	3e5eac95c778a5161f21f581c63f90bec5f09621028dac4b2f849422ce59e6a8083aed01cbf3f9ce0b0223c3c3ed90c42df0d470a358f0f65957c239176c4d67

mac

• Added the re subcommand, which brings command-line control to Apple Reminders. You can add, complete, and update reminders directly from the terminal — ideal for automation scripts and keyboard-driven workflows. This feature is currently in testing and may be incomplete or unstable.
• Added the note subcommand, which introduces a command-line interface for Apple Notes. You can create, open, and delete notes directly from the terminal — useful for minimal note-taking and quick access. This feature is currently experimental and may have limited functionality.

xgo

• Added xgo module to provide basic encapsulation for gop and enhance gop usage experience

solo

• Added support for gop language runtime

retry

• Modify the default parameters of the retry module

1. -i|--interval <num> Default interval is 5 seconds(s)
2. -m|--max <num> Defaults to unlimited attempts

ccal

• The user experience of the ccal module has been optimized.
  By default, x ccal now displays the calendar interactively, and the TUI includes more detailed calendar information and enhanced shortcut key support.

Examples:

# Interactively view the calendar, equivalent to 'x ccal fz'
x ccal

# View today's calendar, including detailed information such as the lunar calendar, ruling star, auspicious/inauspicious activities, etc
x ccal info

• Added init and --cfg commands to manage configurations such as naming of days of the week in the calendar and whether to display auspicious/inauspicious activities from the Chinese Almanac.

Examples:

# Initialize the configuration using interactive mode
x ccal init

# Modify the naming convention for weekdays in the calendar to "libai"
x ccal --cfg wdtitle=libai