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@saszorg/task-manager-cli

v1.1.4

Published

Interactive Kanban-style task manager for the terminal.

Readme

Task Manager CLI

Interactive Kanban-style task manager for the terminal, backed by PostgreSQL.

Screenshot

Task Manager CLI

Features

  • Three-column workflow: TODO, DOING, DONE
  • Keyboard-first task movement and selection
  • Add, edit, delete, archive, and undo task actions
  • Priority, due date, notes, and tags for each task
  • Search, filter, sort, and stats views
  • Automatic PostgreSQL schema bootstrapping on startup
  • Theme-friendly terminal rendering for light and dark shells

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • PostgreSQL
  • Interactive terminal with TTY support

Install

Global

npm install -g @saszorg/task-manager-cli
task-manager-cli

Local development

npm install
npm start

Database Configuration

Supported connection methods:

  1. DATABASE_URL
  2. Standard PostgreSQL env vars: PGHOST, PGPORT, PGUSER, PGPASSWORD, PGDATABASE

Example with DATABASE_URL:

export DATABASE_URL="postgres://admin:admin@localhost:5432/tasks_db"

Example with individual env vars:

export PGHOST=localhost
export PGPORT=5432
export PGUSER=admin
export PGPASSWORD=admin
export PGDATABASE=tasks_db

Schema

The app creates or upgrades the tasks table automatically. Current shape:

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS tasks (
  id UUID PRIMARY KEY,
  title TEXT NOT NULL,
  status TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT 'todo',
  position INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 1,
  description TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  priority TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT 'medium',
  due_date DATE,
  tags TEXT[] NOT NULL DEFAULT '{}'::text[],
  archived BOOLEAN NOT NULL DEFAULT FALSE,
  archived_at TIMESTAMPTZ,
  completed_at TIMESTAMPTZ,
  created_at TIMESTAMPTZ NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
  updated_at TIMESTAMPTZ NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);

CLI

task-manager-cli --help
task-manager-cli --version

Controls

  • ←/→: switch column
  • ↑/↓: select task
  • j/k: reorder task in manual sort mode
  • Enter: move task to next status
  • a: add task
  • e: edit task title
  • i: open task details
  • /: search tasks
  • f: cycle filters
  • o: cycle sort modes
  • x: archive or unarchive current task
  • u: undo last action
  • s: open stats modal
  • d: delete task
  • q or Ctrl+C: quit

Task Details

The details modal supports:

  • Title
  • Notes
  • Priority
  • Tags
  • Due date
  • Archive state

Filters

  • Active
  • High priority
  • Overdue
  • Due soon
  • Archived

Sort Modes

  • Manual
  • Priority
  • Due date
  • Created time

Development

npm test

Current automated verification is syntax checking for the CLI entry points.

Notes

  • The app exits early outside a real TTY.
  • Manual reordering is only available in Active filter mode with no search query and Manual sort selected.
  • Archived tasks stay in the database and can be restored later.