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@cicolas/todo-cli

v1.3.3

Published

a command line software to create and manage your tasks of your project

Downloads

5

Readme

TODO-CLI

todo-cli is a command line software to create and manage your tasks of your project

Dependency

To install todo-cli, you just need npm setting and working on your machine.

Instalation

Installation is pretty easy and strightfoward, just run the following command.

> npm install @cicolas/todo-cli -g

Done, now you already have todo-cli working proppely in your pc

Usage Guide

Usage is very simple, all you need to do is run todo-cli or todo in any folder. By default the command will search for a file named .todo.md, if you wanna load any other file just put it path after the command

> todo-cli init //to initialize the todo file
> todo-cli <file_relative_path>

you can generate a todo file based on yours //TODO: comments through files.

> todo-cli generate
> todo-cli generate . -o filename.md

Commands

the interface it's very simple, you control your selection using Up/Down and select with Space/Enter and toggle mode with left/right

---TODOS---

[complete-delete]
> [x] publish in npm
- [ ] refactor the code
- [ ] accept aditional args(ex.: --delete, --clear)
create a new todo
save and exit
delete all marked
delete completed

Patch Notes

  • ver 1.3.2
    • updated readme
  • ver 1.3.1
    • added "hub" command
      • a hub to show recent todo files
  • ver 1.3
    • 👻
  • ver 1.2
    • added generate command
      • it generate a todo based on //TODO: in your files
  • ver 1.1.3
    • added -h flag for help
      • it wont work for commands yet (like 'todo init -h')
    • correct a bug where 'todo -g file.md' would load '.todo.md'
  • ver 1.1.0
    • added -g flag for global todo files
    • added "delete mode"
      • you can toggle with left/right
      • in delete mode you will mark the todos to delete