# Teilchensammler

This is a little TUI based on [Textual] for entering new Teilchen and for
searching for existing Teilchen.

Data will eventuall be stored in a SQLite database.

## Running tests

```sh
uv run pytest tests.py
```

## Observing the app's console

You will need two terminals: one for showing the console, the other to run the app.

Since we use uv the incantation is bit different from the official documenation:

In one terminal:

```shell
textual console
```

And in the other:

```shell
uv run textual run --dev src/teilchensammler_cli/__init__.py
```

## Creating a new release

* make code changes
* add tests; make them pass
* commit
* `git tag vX.Y.Z`
* push commits and tags

`uv build` will now create correctly named tar balls and wheels.

[Textual]: https://textual.textualize.io/