c3

A crossplatform to-do list app that uses and extends calcurse's format, to be a tree like to-do list with both sub-dependencies and notes.

Getting started • Installation • Usage

Installation

Compiling it yourself

You can simply compile this like any rust application with the commands below

git clone https://github.com/nimaaskarian/c3
cd c3
cargo build --release
sudo cp target/release/c3 /usr/bin/

If you use Arch linux, You can install c3 from AUR. Installation using yay would be

yay -S c3

Using a pre-built release

You can check out releases. Also if you use Arch linux, you can install a pre-built binary from AUR. Installation using yay would be

yay -S c3-bin

Usage

Interactive mode

The default mode of the app is TUI mode. Keybinds are vim-like. Here they are:

key	action
a	add todo to bottom
A	add todo to top
e	edit todo
E	edit todo (move cursor to start)
!	toggle show done
0-9	set todo priority
j	go down in todo list
k	go up in todo list
g	go top of todo list
G	go bottom of todo list
J	increase todo priority
K	decrease todo priority
d	toggle daily
W	toggle weekly
S	set custom schedule
m	Set todo as a reminder
D	delete todo
>	add todo note
i	increase day done
o	decrease day done
t	add todo dependency
l	go in depedency/add todo dependency
h	go back to parent
T	delete todo dependency/note
x	cut todo to clipboard
y	yank todo to clipboard
p	paste todo from clipboard
P	enable module
/	search current list for todo
?	search the whole tree for todo
O	open nnn file picker for choosing a file to append to current list
n	search next
N	search previous
w	write changes to file
R	read from file (discard changes)

Modules

TUI mode has a section called module. You can develop modules, and assign methods to Module trait methods. A very simple example has been done by default for potato-c.

Keybinds that modules can use are space, H, L, comma, period, +, -, s, r

Non interactive mode

For command line arguments and such, run c3 -h to see full usage.