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practice

v0.2.0

Published

A simple task manager and to do list using the console and leveldb

Downloads

68

Readme

Practice

“Practice makes the master.” - Patrick Rothfuss, The Name of the Wind

This is way of storing and using a daily to do list, which will display what hasn't been done since the last reset in the console. It uses leveldb for storage.

GeekTool

The idea is that there are several tasks which ought to be done daily: since I love a clean desktop, I print out these tasks (and these only) on the desktop using GeekTool and remove them as I complete them. I reset it daily. This way I am constantly reminded to practice.

Install

npm install -g practice

Usage

If arguments are not flagged, it will assume they are done and will mark them as true. Thus practice test will mark test as done, and remove it from the returned output.

Flags

  -r, --reset Resets all to false. If given a parameter, will reset that.
  -i, --input Specifies different input file
  -d, --done  Set value to true. If multiple times, sets all params to true.
  -n, --new   Create new item in the list. 
  -e, --erase Remove the task from the list permanently. Use arg 'all' to delete everything.
  -w, --wipe  Mark all values as true,
  -l, --list  Show all values