Added dark theme

This release gives to the user the ability to change theme (light/dark).

Also the default behavior is to follow system theme (might add a setting in the future)

Rewritten Gui with Tauri

As you can read from the title, the gui was completely rewritten multiple times with different frameworks/libraries, but finally with tauri. This means that numstring is now more compatible with other operating systems and easier to compile.

Full changelog:

• Added android compatibility (more info) (after the gui rewrite commits may not work, but the app is already on the play store, so this doesn't matter so much)
• Fixed some bugs

2.1

Graphical User Interface

A new graphical user interface has been added to the program. It is still not very good, but it's better than nothing.

Other changes

• Bug fixes

Rust rewrite

What changed?

As the title suggests, I have written this program from scratch, but in rust.
The fact that it is now written in rust implies that it is more secure, fast and easier to port to other systems.
I also chose to change algorightm, so now you can convert numbers up to infinity (maybe in future even floating point numbers).

Quick-start guide

To convert numbers to strings, just run it in the command-line:

$ ./numst

There are some options too:

• to list all of them

   $ ./numstr -h

• to select a language

  $ ./numstr -l [file]

• to select an output file

  $ ./numstr -o [file]

First complete release

Me and @WhiteDreamsZ fixed the "random char at the beginning of the string" bug, so numstr is fully working.
Next releases will be focused on bug-fixes and optimization.

First pre alpha

This release is made only for testing without building.