The main driver for writing the rest of this code. A cross platform console based ham contact logger. I'm developing it for my own use, so it only has features I need/want.

Saves logs as ADIF files with custom fields
Supports auto-commiting log filesgit to a git repository
DX cluster & POTA spot monitoring
Radio control through hamlib (github.com/dh1tw/goHamlib)
Logs for both WSJT-X and fldigi
LoTW integration (syncs QSL information from LoTW to stored ADIF files)

Installation

Linux x64

```
sudo apt-get install -y libhamlib2
sudo wget https://github.com/tzneal/ham-go/releases/download/v0.2.0/termlog.amd64 -O /usr/bin/termlog
sudo chmod a+x /usr/bin/termlog
/usr/bin/termlog --upgrade-config
```

Linux/32 bit ARM (Raspberry Pi)

sudo apt-get install -y libhamlib2
sudo wget https://github.com/tzneal/ham-go/releases/download/v0.2.0/termlog.arm -O /usr/bin/termlog
sudo chmod a+x /usr/bin/termlog
/usr/bin/termlog --upgrade-config

Linux/64 bit ARM

sudo apt-get install -y libhamlib2
sudo wget https://github.com/tzneal/ham-go/releases/download/v0.2.0/termlog.arm64 -O /usr/bin/termlog
sudo chmod a+x /usr/bin/termlog
/usr/bin/termlog --upgrade-config

Precompiled binaries are also available at https://github.com/tzneal/ham-go/releases

Configuration

Run termlog once, then hit Ctrl+Q to quit. This will create an initial config file at ~/.termlog.toml that you can then modify.
Fill out the operator section at a minimum

Custom Commands

Custom user commands can be reached through Ctrl+E. These command are defined in the configuration file and environment variables are used to pass state to the command line.

As an exanple, the following will construct a command that syncs the current ADIF log file with LoTW using tqsl.

  [[Operator.Commands]]
    Name = "Sync Current Logfile with LoTW"
    Command = "$TQSL -a compliant --nodate --upload --batch $LOGFILE"

Environment Variables

LOGFILE - Path to the current logfile
TQSL - Path to the tqsl binary configured in the configuration file

Custom Fields

In the configuration file, custom ADIF fields can be defined. A SOTA field is defined in the default configuration and can be removed if not needed.

  [[Operator.CustomFields]]
    Name = "sota_ref"
    Label = "SOTA"
    Width = 8
    Default = ""

Command line options

Usage of ./termlog:
  -color-test
    	display a color test
  -config string
    	path to the configuration file (default "~/.termlog.toml")
  -hamlib-list
    	list the supported libhamlib devices
  -index
    	index the ADIF files passed in on the command line
  -key-test
    	list keyboard events
  -log string
    	specify a log file to load and write to
  -no-net
    	disable all features that require network access (useful for POTA/SOTA)
  -no-rig
    	disable rig control, even if enabled in the config file
  -search string
    	search the indexed ADIF files and print the results
  -sync-lotw-qsl
    	fetches QSL information from LoTW to update log QSL information in the default log directory
  -upgrade-config
    	upgrade the configuration file to the latest format

Commands

Shortcut	Command
Ctrl+Q	Quit termlog
Ctrl+H	Display Help
Ctrl+N	Start a new QSO (clearing the current one if not saved)
Ctrl+D	Set the QSO time on to the current time
Ctrl+S	Save the QSO to the log and start a new one
Ctrl+G	Commit the current logfile to git
Ctrl+B	Save a bookmark
Alt+B	Open the bookmark list
Ctrl+L	Focus the QSO List
Ctrl+E	Display custom user commands
Ctrl+R	Force screen redraw
Alt+Left	Tune down 500khz
Alt+Right	Tune up 500khz

adif

ADIF parsing and writing

callsigns

Callsign lookup interface with a couple of supported backends.

db

ADIF indexer used to quickly identify when you last saw a contact and how many times you've logged him.

dxcc

Callsign lookup via prefixes/exceptions through the data at www.country-files.com (works offline).

dxcluster

The beginnings of a DXCluster client.

fldigi

Enough code to parse the realtime fldigi emitted logs and save them to termlog.

wsjtx

Enough code to parse the realtime WSJT-X emitted logs and save them to termlog. I use this when running FT8 to capture logs in real time from WSJT-X.