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taskman-cli

v1.0.1

Published

A simple CLI task manager

Downloads

2

Readme

TaskMan

TaskMan is a simple CLI application for managing tasks built using JavaScript. This application allows you to add, complete, delete, edit, and filter tasks based on priority and status.

Quick Overview

  • Installation: Instructions for downloading and installing necessary dependencies.
  • Usage: Steps to run the application.
  • Project Structure: Brief explanation of the main files and their functions.
  • Example Usage: Examples of how a user might interact with the application.

Features

  • Add tasks with description, priority, and due date.
  • List all tasks.
  • Mark tasks as completed.
  • Delete tasks.
  • Edit task descriptions.
  • Filter tasks by status (completed/pending) and priority (Low, Medium, High).

Requirements

  • Node.js must be installed on your system.

Installation

To install the TaskMan CLI globally, run:

npm install -g taskman-cli

Project Structure

taskman-cli/
├── bin/
│   └── index.js
└── package.json
  • index.js: Contains the main logic of the Task Manager application.
  • tasks.json: File used to store task data locally.

Usage

After installing globally, you can use the taskman command to manage your tasks:

taskman

Follow the prompts in the terminal to manage your tasks.

Example Usage

Here is an example of using the TaskMan application:

  1. Adding a Task

    • Enter task description: Learn JavaScript
    • Enter task priority: High
    • Enter due date: 2024-07-15
    • Output: Task "Learn JavaScript" with priority "High" and due date "2024-07-15" has been added.
  2. Listing Tasks

    • Output: 1. [ ] Learn JavaScript (Priority: High, Due Date: 2024-07-15)
  3. Completing a Task

    • Enter task number to complete: 1
    • Output: Task "Learn JavaScript" has been completed.
  4. Deleting a Task

    • Enter task number to delete: 1
    • Output: Task "Learn JavaScript" has been deleted.
  5. Editing a Task

    • Enter task number to edit: 1
    • Enter new task description: Learn Node.js
    • Output: Task "1" has been updated to "Learn Node.js".
  6. Filtering Tasks

    • Enter filter type (status/priority): status
    • Enter filter value (completed/pending): completed
    • Output: Filtered Tasks: 1. [✓] Learn JavaScript (Priority: High, Due Date: 2024-07-15)

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.