A little friend that handles your todo list.
Note: Alf is still in its early stages so usage is a work in progress.
Clone this repo and cd
into your alf
's directory.
Let's add an item to your todo list,
$ alf --add "PR review"
And you should immediately see your todo list!
To do
=====
[1] PR review
Let's add a couple more things,
$ alf --add "1-1 meeting"
$ alf -a "finish feature"
$ alf -a "Buy bread"
To do
======
[1] PR review
[2] 1-1 meeting
[3] finish feature
[4] Buy bread
Now let's check off the items in the list once we've completed them,
$ alf --complete 3
To do
======
[1] PR review
[2] 1-1 meeting
[3] Buy bread
Typing --complete
can get old very quickly, so you can use -c
instead,
$ alf -c 2
To do
======
[1] PR review
[2] Buy bread
Alf automatically saves your todo list, so if you close out of your terminal and open a new session, you should see your todo list just the way you left it.
For a full list of commands, please see alf --help