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gist-to-do

v1.0.2

Published

A nodejs cli for to-do list management stored in github gists

Readme

#Gist To-Do CLI ##Depdenencies##

  • octonode
  • vorpal
  • open

##Installation##

$ npm install gist-to-do

##Useage##

To start the console:

$ node todo

To use the console:

todo$ <command>

|Command|Description|Options| |---|---|---| |login|Login with your github credentials (userid/password). These are cached locally.|| |whoami|Ouput the userid of the currently logged in user|| |list|List known gists that follow the pattern gistToDo-{title}.md|| |show|Display the current ToDo list loaded|-v (--verbose) {open the gist in the browser}| |create|Create a new ToDo List|title {the title for the ToDo list and used in the gist file name}| |add|Add a new task|task {the text for a new task, encapsulate in "" if its more than one word}| |check|Check/Uncheck tasks in the current list|[taskId] {optional task number to check off, else, a check list is provided}| |load|Load and set a ToDo list from known gists that follow the pattern gistToDo-{title}.md|| |delete|Delete a task.|[taskId] {optional task number to delete, else a list of tasks for deletion will be provided}| |config|Configure options for cli.|-g (--gitHubURL) [url]{set github url proxy, useful for enterpeise}, -l (--list){list set configuration}, -c (--clear) {clear out any set configurations}| |archive|archive all checked tasks||

##Future Enhancements##

  • Add local/offline storage if github is unavailable
  • Add due dates and reminders
  • I hate that octonode is just all callbacks, take the time to re-wrap it into promises