vim-gtd

vim plugin which is designed by the concept of gtd.

Overview

Overview:

Features

• Manage projects(subprojects) and task.
• Add planned (due) date and finished date(default today) by keyboard shortcuts, and can be seleted from calendar.
• Color highlight for planned / emergency / overdued TODOs.
• Specify workers by @Somebody mark.
• Specify context by #Somewhere# mark
• Support priorities for TODOs.
• Support repeated tasks / daily tasks.

Usage

The easiest way to get started is playing around with the example file gtd/test/t.gtdt. And with key mapping:

<leader>gp : Add gtd plan date.
<leader>gf : Finish task(or project).
<leader>gt : Show the planned tasks in a splited window, with emergency and overdued task included.
<leader>gc : Reset daily task, such as: <d1:v><d2:v><d3:-><d4:-><d5:-><d6:-><d7:-> Get up early. [t:2018-04-04]
<tab>      : Switch folding status(between zO and zC).

The more handy short cut:

<leader>p : Add gtd plan date.
tt        : Toggle task list.
ff        : Finish task.
fx        : Fail daily task.
<leader>c : Reset daily task, such as: <d1:v><d2:v><d3:-><d4:-><d5:-><d6:-><d7:-> Get up early. [t:2018-04-04]

Syntax

Title:                  [[ThisIsTitle]]
High priority project:  [*] This is a high priority project
Low priority project:   [.] This is a low priority project

Normal task:            * task here
Daily task:             * <d1:v><d2:v><d3:-><d4:-><d5:-><d6:-><d7:-> Get up early.
                            // <d2:v> means finished, <d3:x> means failed, <d4:->means next todo(tomorrow).

Date(planned):          [p:2018-05-02]
Date(emergency):        [e:2018-05-02]
Date(today):            [t:2018-05-02]
Date(overdued):         [o:2018-05-02]
Date(finished):         [f:2018-05-02]

Context:                #Home#
Worker:                 @Mike
Should not task:        <shnot> This the task I actually did but should not do according to plan.

Bold:                   **Bold**
Note:                   > Note here
Comment:                // Comment here
Separator line:         Work ================================================
Fold:                   Folded {{{
                              Folded.
                              Folded2.
                        }}}

Config

In vimrc, set:

let g:gtd_gtdfiles = ["~/my.gtd", "~/my2.gtd"]
    Set the gtd file list so you can open them all by command :Gtdo
    default: ["~/.my_vimgtd.gtd"]
let g:gtd_auto_check_overdue = 0
    If set to 1, then the plugin will check if task overdue automatically
    when opening gtd file.
    default: 0
let g:gtd_check_overdue_auto_save = 0
    If set to 1, then gtd file will automatically be saved after check-overdue.
    default: 0
let g:task_list_with_parents = 1
    If set to 1, then task list would show with its parents.
    If set to 0, then task list would only show the task itself.
    default: 1
let g:gtd_emergency_days = 7
    Set the days that would considered as emergency if the interval
    from today to the planned date is less than this value.
    default: 7