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Sunny lives in your menu bar or system tray, says something now and then, and keeps quiet during calls. Free for Mac and Windows.
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The landing page of sunnysays, a little sunflower named Sunny that lives on your desktop
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Read the full README ↗The landing page of sunnysays, a little sunflower named Sunny that lives in your menu bar (Mac) or notification area (Windows) and says things.
The app itself lives in a private repository; this page is open source. It's plain HTML, CSS and a little
JavaScript, built with Vite+ into one page per language, with no third-party scripts,
fonts or requests (connect-src 'none').
vp install
vp dev # http://localhost:5173
vp check # format, lint, type check
vp build # dist/
index.html is a template: {{key}} placeholders are filled from src/i18n/<language>.json, and the build
fails when a language is missing a key. The plumbing (the pages per language, the legal pages' links, the
sitemap, the _headers with its CSP, the social cards and icons) is
@laching/landing from npm; vite.config.ts holds this
page's data: the languages and URLs, Sunny's lines and voices, the JSON-LD and the social card's bubble.app-data/ holds what the page takes from the app: Sunny's lines in every language (lines.json) and the
recordings of the ones it says (voice/). In the app repository this repo is mounted at landing/, and a
build there rewrites the snapshot from the app's String Catalog and voices (app-data.ts); commit it here
when it changes.og/ holds the social card's template and font, rendered at build time..github/workflows/deploy.yml checks and builds every push and pull request, and deploys master to a
Cloudflare Worker serving static assets (wrangler.json, with the headers and CSP in the generated
_headers).
The code is MIT; the copy, character, art and recordings are not. See LICENSE.