BeaverTodos

A Linux terminal todo list application written in Rust

Has been tested on Ubuntu 20.04 and ArchLinux

How to install the latest binaries

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jeremydumais/BeaverTodos/main/install.sh | sh

How to build and install from source

Rust is needed to build BeaverTodos.

Follow these installation instructions https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install

git clone https://github.com/jeremydumais/BeaverTodos.git
cd BeaverTodos
sh install.sh -b

Features in version 0.2.2

• Remove a todo
• Edit a todo
• Purge the todo list
• Get the next todo to work on
• Fetch the details of a todo
• Add the usage when no command is supplied

How it works

Add a todo

beaver add This is a test

Add a todo with a high priority

beaver add This is a test -p=h

Print the todo list (by priority)

beaver list

Get the todo to work on

beaver next

Complete a todo

beaver done <id>

Edit a todo (changing title and priority)

beaver edit <id> -t=Another title -p=m

Usage

beaver command [OPTIONS]

COMMANDS:
    -v, --version                  Print version info and exit
    -h, --help                     Prints help information
    list                           Display the todo list
    add                            Add a new todo
    edit                           Edit an existing todo
    done                           Complete a todo
    next                           Display the next todo to work on
    fetch                          Display the details of a specific todo
    remove                         Delete a todo
    purge                          Delete all completed todos

USAGE BY COMMAND:
    add title [OPTIONS]
        title                      The title (text) of the todo
        -p=x, --priority=x         The priority of the todo, possible values are H, M and L
                                   for High, Medium and Low
    edit id [OPTIONS]
        -t=x, --title=x            The title (text) of the todo
        -p=x, --priority=x         The priority of the todo, possible values are H, M and L
                                   for High, Medium and Low
    list [OPTIONS]
        -a, --all                  Display all todos even those who are completed
        -s=x, --sort=x             Sort the todo list by one of the following:
                                   prioritydesc: Sort by priority from High to Low (Default)
                                   priority: Sort by priority from Low to High
                                   creationtimedesc: Sort by creation time by more to less recent
                                   creationtime: Sort by creation time by less to more recent
    done id                        The id of the todo to complete
    next                           
    fetch id                       The id of the todo to display
    remove id                      The id of the todo to delete
    purge