A fishy version of distrackted by Peter Fidelman with the intentional design quirk of storing all the stacks in a single ~/.fishtrackted file, instead of using a directory and a file for each stack. Used to learn a bit of awk and sed, mostly.

$ ./ft help
--- Fishtrackted ---
usage: ./ft [subcmd]

all:    display erythang
cat:    display contents of current stack
edit:   open all stacks in editor for bulk mod
head:   display top of current stack
heads:  display tops of all stacks
help:   print this message
ls:     list all stacks
pop:    remove top of stack
push:   add to top of stack
rm:     remove a given stack
switch: switch to diff stack, or create if doesn't exist

As with dt, ft starts with an empty stack. You can list all your stacks with ls or list the contents of the current stack with cat.

$ ./ft ls
Creating $YOUR_HOME/.fishtrackted for your stacks!
stacks:
---
1: main

$ ./ft cat
(*) == main == {
}

Add things to the stack with push and pop them once you're done!

$ ./ft push Write fishtrackted README
$ ./ft push Finish fishtrackted blog post
$ ./ft cat
(*) == main == {
- Finish fishtrackted blog post
- Write fishtrackted README
}

$ ./ft pop
$ ./ft cat
(*) == main == {
- Write fishtrackted README
}

The task below the stack's name is the head of the stack, and the items go down in order from there.

Use ./ft or ./ft head to see the head of the currently selected stack.

$ ./ft
main - Write fishtrackted README

If you need to context-switch, you can make a new stack with ./ft switch <new-stack>. Use ./ft all to see all stacks and elements!

$ ./ft switch second stack
Creating stack 'second stack'
$ ./ft all
== main == {
- Write fishtrackted README
}
(*) == second stack == {
}

You can then push and pop as usual. Use ./ft heads to see the head of every stack!

$ ./ft push Graduate!
== main == {
- Write fishtrackted README
}
(*) == second stack == {
- Graduate!
}

$ ./ft heads
heads of all stacks:
---
main - Write fishtrackted README
second - Graduate!

Use ./ft rm <stack> to delete a stack of your choice:

$ ./ft rm second stack
$ ./ft all
(*) == main == {
- Write fishtrackted README
}

If you want to edit all your stacks at once, simply use ./ft edit to open the ~/.fishtrackted file with your $EDITOR.

Enjoy!