goals

#!/bin/bash
# Manage a goals file
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ACTION=$1

if [[ $ACTION == "usage" ]]; then
    echo "    goals"
    echo "      View/manage a goals file"
    echo "      No arguments: view the goals file"
    echo "      Arguments: add an entry to the goals file"
    exit
fi
shift

# You can configure a goals file with the TODO_GOALS_FILE variable, or it will
# default to goals.txt inside your todo directory
if [[ -z $TODO_GOALS_FILE ]]; then
    TODO_GOALS_FILE=goals.txt
fi

if [[ -n $2 ]]; then
    $TODO_FULL_SH addto $TODO_GOALS_FILE "$@"
else
    $TODO_FULL_SH listfile $TODO_GOALS_FILE
fi