Splaticus is a bug management system that operates through the command-line interface.
Splaticus is a bug tracking software that runs on the command line interface. It is designed for developers who are working on small projects and want a solo-user model, but it can also be used by contributors in larger projects who prefer a quick and easy tool that is readily available on their command line.
One of the software's main goals is to provide speed, unlike other bug managers that are known to be slow to use due to needing a browser to access and waiting for entries to submit. Developers who are coding with speed, need a tool that can keep up with them, and that is where Splaticus comes in.
Splaticus makes tracking of bugs fast and simple by using only keywords for all bug details except for the notes that are added. This means that everything, including open/close status, severity, reproducibility, etc., can be tagged against a record, making it easy to customize the way bugs are kept.
The implementation of Splaticus is ANSI C, and it uses a file-based SQL back end provided by Sqlite3. This design means users do not need complex DB setup, account management or user registration, among other functionalities that most other trackers require.
The latest release of Splaticus has most basic functions fully working. Users can now start building up their bug records and provide feedback on usability and suggest any required features.
Overall, Splaticus is a highly recommended bug tracker for developers working on small projects or contributors to large projects who require quick and straightforward bug tracking tools.
One of the software's main goals is to provide speed, unlike other bug managers that are known to be slow to use due to needing a browser to access and waiting for entries to submit. Developers who are coding with speed, need a tool that can keep up with them, and that is where Splaticus comes in.
Splaticus makes tracking of bugs fast and simple by using only keywords for all bug details except for the notes that are added. This means that everything, including open/close status, severity, reproducibility, etc., can be tagged against a record, making it easy to customize the way bugs are kept.
The implementation of Splaticus is ANSI C, and it uses a file-based SQL back end provided by Sqlite3. This design means users do not need complex DB setup, account management or user registration, among other functionalities that most other trackers require.
The latest release of Splaticus has most basic functions fully working. Users can now start building up their bug records and provide feedback on usability and suggest any required features.
Overall, Splaticus is a highly recommended bug tracker for developers working on small projects or contributors to large projects who require quick and straightforward bug tracking tools.
What's New
Version 0.5: N/A