pydo 📋

Your personal terminal based to-do manager built on python

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Index

• Demo
• Installation
• How to
• Motivation
• Contribute
• To-do
• Issues

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Demo

Installation

• Clone it

$ git clone https://github.com/varundey/pydo.git
$ cd ~/Downloads/pydo

• Make our file executable and add a path

$ chmod +x pydo
$ export PATH=$PATH:/home/[Your user name]/Downloads/pydo

If you are not sure, you can find Your user name with:

$ whoami

• Create a symbolic link

$ cd ~/bin
$ ln -s /home/[Your user name]/Downloads/pydo/pydo

Make sure you have bin folder in your home directory. If not create it with:

$ mkdir ~/bin

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How to pydo?

• Add a task 📝

Your task should contain a unique id for your task separated by a comma

$ pydo
1,Feed the bunny
Feed the bunny successfully added in your to-do list!

• View your to-do list 📄

To view all the items you have added to your list, add --v or -view

$ pydo --v
Your to-do list contains following tasks:
(1, 'Feed the bunny')

• Mark an item as done ✅

Pass the argument --d or -done

$ pydo --d
Enter id no of done item: 1
Feed the bunny successfully marked as done!

• Throw the list 🚮

Done with your to-do? Good. Now tear it up, roll it up real good, take aim and shoot it in the bin

$ pydo --t

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Motivation

Just a weekend hack trying to put my unorganised life in track! 😄

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Contribute

Thought of an awesome feature? Awesome! Just fork it, code it, push it. 😃

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To-do

Coz even pydos need to-do (pun intended)

• Mark the to-do list done at once
• Make a pydo pip
• Make a pydo man page
• Unit tests
• Multiple to-do lists

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Issues 🐛

Found a bug? Let's squash them together here.