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san-todos-cli

v1.0.0

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A CLI to manage a TODO list

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Readme

TODOS-CLI

A CLI tool for a tutorial for LogRocket on how to create a CLI tool using Node.js.

Installation

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/shahednasser/todos-cli.git

Install the dependencies:

npm i

Install the package globally on your machine:

npm i -g

Usage

  1. To view the TODO list:
todos list
  1. To add a TODO task:
todos add <task>

For example:

todos add "Make Dinner"

If the task text has spaces either put quotations around it or escape the spaces. If it doesn't, quotations are not necessary.

  1. 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.