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td-js

v1.0.4

Published

command line for todo list.

Downloads

3

Readme

help documents:

todo list help:

  no parameter, -h, --help:

    show this help.

  your todo text:

    add new todo and return identity.

  -l, --list:

    show uncompoleted items.

  -a, --all:

    show all items.

  --clear

    clear all items and return none.

  -c <identity>, --completed <identity>:

    complete spesified item and return none;

  -i <identity>, --init <identity>:

    init spesified item and return none;

  -d <identity>, --delete <identity>

    remove spesified item and return none.
  1. add new item

    $ t add a new item.
    $ t add another new item.
    $ t --list

    Will be shown:

    1 - INIT => add a new item.
    2 - INIT => add another new item.
  2. list undone items.

    $ t -l

    Will be shown:

    1 - INIT => add a new item.
    2 - INIT => add another new item.
  3. complete a item.

    $ t -c 1
    $ t --list

    Will be shown:

    2 - INIT => add another new item.

    The 1 is completed, so will not be shown at this time.

  4. list all items.

    $ t -a

    Will be shown:

    1 - DONE => add a new item.
    2 - INIT => add another new item.
  5. delete spesified item.

    $ t this is the third item.
    $ t --list

    Will be shown:

    2 - INIT => add another new item.
    3 - INIT => this is the third item.

    Now, we can delete item use -d parameter:

    $ t -d 3
    $ t --list

    Will be shown:

    2 - INIT => add another new item.

    We execute t -a show all items:

    1 - DONE => add a new item.
    2 - INIT => add another new item.

    We alos can delete a completed item use -d parameter:

    $ t -d 1
    $ t --all

    Will be shown:

    2 - INIT => add another new item.
  6. clear all items:

    $ t --clear

    Will be delete all items, and will show none.

Now, you can use it:

npm install -g td-js