todo

track your todo lists in your terminal

Installation

Requirements

• crystal (see the shards.yml file)
• shards

Build

make

Usage

todo # list the tasks
todo -l listX # list (-l = list selection) the tasks of a list
todo --rm ID # remove a task
todo --date DATE an example of content for a task # add a new task

Usage: todo [arguments]
    -a=ID, --archive=ID              Move to archive
    -u=ID, --update=ID               Update the task ID
    -r=ID, --remove=ID               Delete the task ID
    -d=DATE, --date=DATE             Set the date
    --clear-all                      Remove everything in the list
    -l=NAME, --list=NAME             Filter with the list NAME
    --directory=PATH                 Change the directory of the todolist
    -s, --sort                       Sort by date (by default)
    -i, --sort-id                    Sort by id
    -h, --help                       Show this help

Date parsing

There are several type of date format which are parsed automatically:

• [Y]/<M>/<D>: classic date format
• D+<n>: where n is the amount of days before the task ends

Configuration

Hooks

I you want someting to get executed right after or before an operation, you can setup some hooks. Write a yaml file ~/.config/todorc with the following structure:

hooks:
  before_load:
    - some command to execute
    - an other command
  after_load:
  before_add:
  after_add:
  before_list:
  after_list:
  before_rm:
  after_rm:
  before_update:
  after_update:
  before_archive:
  after_archive:
  before_clear_all:
  after_clear_all:
  before_save:
  after_save:

Each hooks can take several parameters:

• mode: current operation
• date: date of the task
• id: id of the task
• list_name: name of the list of task
• dir_name: directory where the task is registered
• msg: body on the task
• sort: type of sort (date, id, ...)

Development

TODO: Write development instructions here

Contributing

1. Fork it ( https://github.com/Nephos/todo/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request

Contributors

• Nephos Arthur Poulet - creator, maintainer