NOTE: this project has moved to https://gitlab.com/js-d-coder/todo-sh
A command-line application written in bash to help you keep track of your daily tasks, to-do, reminders.
Clone or download this repository to get todo file. Copy it in any path in your $PATH environment variable, /usr/local/bin or ~/.bin is recommended.
After executing the command, you will see a list of tasks (if you have added any)
and an input prompt that expects input of the form:
OPERATION TASK [on date]
OPERATION can be add/delete/edit/view.
TASK can be name of your tasks, todo, reminders.
on date is optional; it adds TASK for the date given.
TASK (or just 'task' from now on) without date appear in the list everyday i.e. they repeat everyday.
With add operation you can set the name of the task and summary on it.
With delete operation you can delete the task.
With edit operation you can edit the summary of the task.
With view operation you can view full summary of the task.
By default, only first two lines of the summary are shown in the list.
When you launch the program you will see the task for the day and task that repeat everyday.
date can be any human readable date form, man date for more.
You need BASH shell installed. That's it! BASH comes pre-installed on all Linux distributions.
This programs works well any platform (*BSD, for example) with BASH shell installed
To prevent users from running multiple instance of todo.sh, it creates .lock file in ~/.todo.sh directory.
If you are unable to start the application and see this error Another instance of todo is running make sure you are not already running it. If that is not the case you should delete .lock file and start the application again.
© 2018, Jibran Shaikh (https://github.com/js-d-coder/todo.sh) under MIT License