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liujuntao-taotaotao

v2.1.3

Published

Users can mark tasks as completed by clicking

Downloads

8

Readme

Task Management System

This code snippet demonstrates a simple task management system implemented in JavaScript.

Overview

The provided script manages a list of tasks, each containing properties such as name, deadline, and completion status. Upon page load, the displayTasks() function is executed to render the task list on the webpage.

Features

  • Task List Display: The displayTasks() function dynamically creates list items for each task and adds them to the webpage. It also includes a "Complete" button for each task.

  • Task Completion: Users can mark tasks as completed by clicking the "Complete" button. Upon completion, the task is updated with the "completed" status, and the task list is refreshed to reflect the change.

Usage

This code can be integrated into web applications to manage and display tasks. It provides a user-friendly interface for tracking task progress and completion.

Note

Ensure that the HTML markup includes an element with the ID task-list to serve as the container for the task list items. Additionally, you may customize the styling and behavior of the task list items and completion button according to your application's requirements.