ADHDo - Your Dynamic To-Do List

ADHDo is a to-do list application designed to help my self cater the needs of my everyday life. I cloud not find a good to-do list that suited my needs, so I desided to create my own. It is a docker container hosting a web app written in python flask intended to host locally in my home network.

I created this for my self, mainly hosting it on gitbub for the benefits of version control etc. But feel free to use it if you find it useful.

Features

• Dynamic Task Management: Easily add, modify, or delete tasks based on changing priorities.
• Category-based Organization: Organize your tasks under specific categories for more structured planning.
• Nightly Reset: Tasks get automatically reset at night, ensuring a fresh start each day.
• Recurring tasks (coming) recurring on defined days of the week or month
• Backup and restore database in settings
• light weight built do be able to run on anything that can support containers. I plan to host it on a routerboard router.

Installation and Setup

1. Clone the repo
2. run

docker build -t adhdo:latest .
docker run -p 80:80 adhdo:latest

Timezone Configuration

If deploying directly using the Dockerfile, the container will default to UTC unless specified otherwise. However, you can easily set the container's timezone by passing the TZ environment variable:

docker run -e TZ=Europe/Stockholm your-image-name

Replace Europe/Stockholm with any valid timezone string if needed.

Notes to self...

while developing dont for get to update the requirements.txt by running pip freeze > requirements.txt to get the required dependencies from the virtual environment if changes have been made to that. if dockerfile or requirements.txt has changed, or the container is not built on the local machine, run

docker-compose build

to start or restart the container with the latest changes use docker-compose up or docker-compose up --build to both build and start it in one step

to create a container to load in mikrotik router, use

docker buildx build --platform linux/arm64 -t adhdo:latest . --load 
docker save -o adhdo.tar adhdo:latest

and then trasnfer the file to the router

dont forget

to disable debug mode and develeopment mode before setting it production