##Installation You may need to give execution permission for the installation script, type this:
chmod +x install.sh
Execute the installation script typing the following command:
sudo ./install.sh
That is it, you are ready to go ;)
##Usage TODO is projected to work on your local directories. When you run todo in your current directory a ".todo_file" will be created where all your todos will be saved.
todo [option] <string>
##List of options
+ displays only active todos
- display only completed todos
add followed by QUOTED string (ex.:"my new todo") includes a new todo
done followed by todo's ID number, marks todo as completed
del followed by todo's ID number, remove todo from current list
clean deletes all list of todos ***USE WITH MODERATION***
uninstall remove TODO application
help display a quick command reference for the system
##Dependencies All tools used to build todo can be found in most of the X (linux/unix) distributions, but just to let you know, I am using:
gcc C programing language compiler
sed powerful string pre-processor
awk another powerful pre-processor
##Todos Future features that I am planning add to the project
1. swap - change position between items of status "+" (todo)
2. top - send item with status + to the top of the list
3. bottom - send item with status + to the top of the list
4. up - send item up one position
5. down - send item down one position
6. at - include crontab job to alert about todo on specified date
7. on - include date when todo is completed
8. mail - send todo list to email address
9. create test and installation script with MAKE
10.attach - (todo 1 attach [path to file]) will attach file to todo item, how display attachements?