A simple todo list application written in Rust.
Ado is based around tasks.
Tasks have a name as well as one of three statuses:
WONT, TODO, and DONE.
Tasks can be created and deleted, and moved between statuses.
The $PWD/.ado directory is used for storing state.
Ado does nothing else.
The keybindings are vi-like:
| Key | Command |
|---|---|
j |
Select next task |
k |
Select previous task |
h |
Move the current task to previous status |
l |
Move the current task to next status |
o |
Open a new task |
D |
Delete the current task |
dd |
Delete the current task |
gg |
Select the first task |
G |
Select the last task |
I wrote this for a couple of reasons.
First, there was no preexisting:
- terminal based,
- consistently working, and
- simple
- TODO list application with
- vim bindings.
At least not one I could find.
Second, I wanted to try out a couple of OO-related ideas in Rust and see how they translated; particularly decorators. This is why the code is more complex than it needs to be.