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pn-todos-cli

v1.0.2

Published

Command line instrument that will manage my tasks

Downloads

2

Readme

todo-cli

Client cmd tool, supporting commands to manage todo issue.

Install

npm i -g pn-todos-cli

Getting started

Help

todo -h

Commands:
  - list                 // List all the TODO tasks
  - add <task>           // Add a new TODO task
  - mark-done [options]  // Mark tasks done
  - clear [options]      // Clear tasks
  - help [command]       // display help for command

Usage

  1. To view the TODO list: todos list

  2. To add a TODO task: todos add <task>

    For example:

    todos add "Make Dinner"
  3. Mark tasks as done: todos mark-done This will mark all tasks as done. To mark specific tasks as done by their indices, run: todos mark-done -t 1 2, where -t, --tasks can take at least one value. Values are separated by spaces.

  4. Clear tasks: todos clear`` This will clear tasks. To clear specific tasks, run: todos cleat -t 1 2```, where -t, --tasks can take at least one value. Values are separated by spaces.