CodeReminder

Brett Terpstra 2015 http://brettterpstra.com

MIT License http://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit/

A CLI to add a Reminders.app reminder and/or OmniFocus task so you don't forget about that repo you cloned to play with later.

Usage

cremind [-r] [-t] [-n NOTE] [path]

    -r, --reminder                   Create a Reminders.app reminder
    -t, --task                       Create an OmniFocus task
    -n, --note NOTE                  Add a note
    -h, --help                       Display this screen

Both -r and -t options can be provided, if neither is given it will default to the default_type option (see Configuration).

If an existing path is provided at the end of the command, it will be used, otherwise, cremind will default to the current working directory.

The title of the task or reminder will always be the basename of the path, and the full path will be the first line of the attached note. If an additional (-n "NOTE") flag is provided, "NOTE" will be appended.

Installation

1. Copy the cremind script to a location in your $PATH.
2. Make it executable with chmod a+x /path/to/cremind

Configuration

Edit the configuration options at the top of the script.

of_project

Default: "Code Reminders"

The name of OmniFocus project to add tasks to. Project can be nested in folders. If a project with the specified name doesn't exist, it will be created in the root of the OmniFocus document.

reminders_list

Default: "Code Reminders"

The name of the Reminders.app list to use. If it doesn't exist, it will be created.

default_type

Default: "reminder"

If neither -r or -t options are provided, default to this type. The value should be a quoted string, either "reminder" or "task".