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joplin-plugin-to-do-view

v1.0.0

Published

This plugin adds a panel which displays your to-do notes in one place, with no regular notes cluttering it up. It also neatly sorts them into categories.

Downloads

74

Readme

To-do View

This plugin adds a panel which displays your to-do notes in one place, with no regular notes cluttering it up. It also neatly sorts them into categories.

To-do view open on the right

To-dos are sorted into four categories:

  • Overdue to-dos which are sorted from most overdue to least overdue.
  • Upcoming to-dos which are sorted from soonest due to furthest due.
  • To-dos with no due date which are sorted from oldest-created to newest-created (an approximation of how long you've been intending to do it).
  • Completed to-dos which are sorted from newest-completed to oldest-completed.

You can toggle the panel with Ctrl+Shift+T, by pressing the list icon in the toolbar, or via Tools > To-do > Toggle to-do view.

Note that due to either a Joplin limitation or my absolute inability to read the API docs, I can't get it to update the view when to-dos are deleted or when to-dos are toggled when they're not the currently-selected note. But selecting another note updates the view so just do that.

Also, thanks for checking this out <3
I made it because I wanted it, so it's really a personal thing. Don't expect updates. The only time this will be updated is if I want a new feature myself, then I'll program it. But you can contribute some code too if you like!