Ftown. Flavortown Commands for Windows

Hi everyone! As we reach the end of this journey together, I want to sincerely thank you for following along and supporting me in #flavortown and #flavortown-help!

In this slightly long devlog, I:

Made a YouTube video so you can see if my project is worth trying.

Published the latest release of Ftown.

Updated the docs, README, and some parts of the code—including the -help text—to make it better for you!

Fixed an installation bug.

I hope you enjoyed the project and its atmosphere. Thanks for all , Flavortown!

Extra links:
https://youtu.be/FR4tUIJUT6A
https://ftown.gitbook.io/ftown-docs-1/

Ftown is presenting his newest content: 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁(drum roll suound)
Config files for ptinting styles, tada!!!

You heard it well you can now see the outputs in 3 diffrent styles: default(old), modern, future.
You can configure it using this simple steps: 1. create a .yaml file where you put a line: table : “(the model you want)”
2. save it in ftown using: ftown config “path”
Also you can always delete it using the - -delete flag.

Ladies and gentlemens v1.0.1 stable release is here🤫😏

In this short devlog I published the latest release 😝 and I modified the docs.

📡 BREAKING FROM FTOWN 📡

After days of static, sparks flying, and near-catastrophic antenna malfunctions…
we’ve done it. The antenna is fixed. Signal restored. The airwaves are ours again.

And now… presenting the brand-new command:

ftown devlog info [ID]

Yes, you guessed right – you can read devlogs directly through the FTOWN CLI!

It’s a little slow for now, but improvements are coming in the next release.

Also check my slack channel #ftown-cli-official

!!!!This devlog was entirely made by me, no AI was used.!!!

v1.0.0 Beta Released

Version v1.0.0 Beta is officially released 🎉 🎊🎊🥳🥳🪅
You can now download the tool and use it directly from your Windows terminal.

During this session, I focused on:

• Fixing several bugs discovered during testing
• Creating a dedicated documentation page
• Completing and polishing the README with usage instructions

This release makes the project usable end-to-end for the first time.

Project Commands Added

In this session, I added core project-related commands. I’m still learning Go, so progress may be slower, but the foundation is now solid.

New commands:

• ftown project create - -title - -description
  (additional flags exist, but these are required)
• ftown project info
• ftown project update
  (uses flags to specify what you want to update, see in documentation)

For the last two commands, you can also use:

• • -byname or -n to search or update a project by name
    (note: this can be imprecise if multiple projects share the same name)

You may also notice improvements in code structure compared to earlier versions — I’m actively improving my Go skills.

Demo videos (uploads were too large for Flavortown):
https://youtu.be/ggR4gG8ST5Y
https://youtu.be/20m4DYZhGqk
https://youtu.be/jKU1LrCFFlk

Shop Commands Implemented
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Added two new shop-related commands:

• ftown shop [region]
  Displays the entire shop and shows whether items are available for purchase in the specified region.

• ftown shop “[item name]” [region]
  Displays a single shop item by exact name (typos are not allowed).

These commands make browsing the Flavortown shop directly from the terminal possible.

Account Info Added

Implemented a command that retrieves and displays account information linked to the current API key.

API Key Management

Added commands to:

• Register an API key securely in Windows Credential Manager
• Delete the stored API key when needed

This improves security and removes the need to re-enter the key manually every time.

You can also verify your key at the moment you introduce it with the -v, - -verify flag