termtodo

Minimalistic todo app for your terminal.

Features

• One-time or recurring triggers (using cron syntax) defining when todo should be created
• Integration with Blinkt! for notifications on Raspberry Pi

• Easy to integrate with terminal multiplexers like tmux
• Efficient command-line interface
• All data stored locally

Installation

From source

1. Install Go

$ git clone git@github.com:mlowicki/termtodo.git
$ cd termtodo
$ go build -tags raspbian // pass this tag only on Raspbian
$ ./termtodo

Commands

a(dd)

Create a trigger that adds todo either once or regularly.

Call Mom in 10 minutes:

:a +10m "call mom"

Drink coffee at 9:00:

:a @9:00 "coffee with Joe"

Do your workout at 10:00 every weekday:

:add "0 10 * * 0-5" workout

See Time formats for a list of all supported formats.

r(m)

Delete todo or trigger, depending on the active view. Accepts optional selector to specify the item to remove:

• If the selector is missing, then the first item from the top will be erased.
• If the selector is *, then all items will be removed.
• Otherwise selector is interpreted as a number.

Delete the first todo from the list (number 1):

:r

Delete todo #4:

:r 4
:rm 4

Delete all todos:

:r *

s(nooze)

Postpone todo. Accepts optional selector to specify the todo to re-schedule:

• If the selector is missing, then the first item from the top will be erased.
• If the selector is *, then all todos will be removed.
• Otherwise selector is interpreted as a number.

Snooze the first todo for 1h (trigger in 60 minutes):

:s +1h

Trigger todo again at 11:00:

:s @11:00

Re-schedule todo #4 in 4 minutes:

:s +1m 4

Snooze todo #2 for 20 minutes:

:snooze +20m 2

Snooze all todos for 20 minutes:

:s +20m *

See Time formats for a list of all supported formats. Snooze command supports one-time triggers only, so it doesn't support cron format.

to(dos)

Show things to do (default view).

:to
:todos

tr(iggers)

Show schedules for todos.

:tr
:triggers

q(uit) or <ctrl-c>

Quit program.

:q
:quit
:<ctrl-c>

Time formats

Relative time

\+(\d+)[smhd]

Where smhd stands for seconds, minutes, hours and days, respectively.

In 10 seconds:

+10s

In 4 days:

+4d

Absolute time

At a specific time of the current day:

@\d{2}:\d{2}

Examples:

@10:00
@23:15
@9:10

Cron

Define recurring event. It's implemented by:

cron.NewParser(cron.SecondOptional | cron.Minute | cron.Hour | cron.Dom | cron.Month | cron.Dow | cron.Descriptor)

(see https://godoc.org/github.com/robfig/cron#hdr-Alternative_Formats for more details)

At 10:00 every weekday:

0 10 * * 0-5

Every 10 seconds:

*/10 * * * * *

(adding seconds is an extension, so it requires an additional 6th field)

Every hour:

@hourly
@every 1h