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galvanic-test looks good at first glance

According to the readme the case of categories should not matter, but it does.
naday 40wa works fine, but naday 40Wa doesn't.

• Alphabetical sorting
• Vertical alignment of "columns"
• Nicer alias list (just comma separated)

For unplanned / one-off, not-traditional-excercise things (helping someone move, lugging bags of cement for the new driveway, ...)

Most likely using github actions

The current command line shorthand notation is a bit inflexible. A better solution would be a configurable mapping from shorthand to a list of commandline arguments. This would eg also enable things like mapping "rwpu" to "report --week --category Pushups"

Collection of ideas for better reports (possible variants etc):

• full date in first column
• table with one column per (used) category
• for single category: also display individual activities, similar to day report
• bar chart in addition to numerical values
• entry colours depending on configured targets (#10)
• optional use of emoji (eg for target reached)
• info for highest single reps in the month etc (marked at the respective day entry)

Depending on the type of excercise, "reps" (repetitions) just doesn't fit. The user should have the opportunity to specify a custom unit like "steps", "seconds" etc

• add line with weighted total
• add individual repetitions per category (eg 21 + 16 + 14 + 18)

Clap-3.0 can generate that. Alternatively use https://rtomayko.github.io/ronn/ronn.1

Generic implementation for the past N days, with shortcut parameters for "sliding week" (last 7 days) and "sliding month" (last 30 days). By default report the weighted total, but add an option to select a specific category.

This should cover the most common use case(s)

Add an optional 'target' attribute, indicating how many repetitions per day you want to reach.
Also add an indicator to the reports, showing whether the target was reached on a given day

Example: "naday report -c pu" correctly interprets the option, but falsely reports 0 reps for all days. The reported weighted total is correct.

Clap should be the best choice, with some subcommand structure for most stuff. That would add a lot of power for most commands. As long as it supports using the current syntax for adding activities (or changing that to an "add" subcommand & recommend defining an alias for it).

See https://rust-cli.github.io/book/tutorial/errors.html

Also add https://crates.io/crates/human-panic