Random stuff with rust

• Some random projects I've developed to learn rust.
• I tried to keep each project in one file, small but functional.
• Obviously I'm new to rust and these are not written with the best possible rust codes.

List of stuff that are here:

• tic-tac-toe game.
• mp3 tag editor.
• Networking (this is wip still).
• Some data structures. Somehow I implemented something like linked-list, but not sure if it's the best implementation.
• Qulog A quick log persister with sqlite.

Notable stuff so far ...

Tic-Tac-Toe Game

This is a small, in terminal game, that works like this:

*** NEW GAME ***
Enter a mark,
for quiting enter quit,
for restarting enter restart.
                
-       -       -
-       -       -
-       -       -
Player X Enter the input! (format: xy, like: 21)
11
X       -       -
-       -       -
-       -       -

//....

Player O Enter the input! (format: xy, like: 21)
23
X       X       -
O       O       O
X       -       -
----------------------------
>>> PLAYER O WON THE GAME! <<<
----------------------------

QuLog

Create Logs

Usage: rand_sht log [OPTIONS] <TEXT>

Arguments:
  <TEXT>  

Options:
  -t, --tags <TAGS>  
  -h, --help         Print help

Example:

cargo run log "today log" --tags="tag1,tag2"

Show Logs

Usage: rand_sht show [OPTIONS] [DATE_RANGE]

Arguments:
  [DATE_RANGE]  [possible values: today, this-week, this-month, this-year]

Options:
      --tags <TAGS>              
  -s, --start-date <START_DATE>  
  -e, --end-date <END_DATE>      
  -h, --help                     Print help

Example of output:

-> 2025-04-02 20:08:24 : sample log [tag1-tag2]
-> 2025-04-02 20:08:33 : another sample log 
 //...

Export Logs

It's possible to export logs in a HTML table format. resources/table-css.css can also be edited to have custom css for the table.

Usage: rand_sht export [OPTIONS] [DATE_RANGE]

Arguments:
  [DATE_RANGE]  [possible values: today, this-week, this-month, this-year]

Options:
      --tags <TAGS>              
  -s, --start-date <START_DATE>  
  -e, --end-date <END_DATE>      
      --to <TO>                  
  -h, --help                     Print help

Example:

cargo run export --to ~/Desktop this-month