git-task

Set and resolve tasks and prevent committing before everything is done. This is a command line tool for not forgetting to do the annoying little things before committing. Instead of keeping track of tasks for the entire project this tool allows you to set small tasks for one commit and branch at a time. After committing, the old resolved tasks are automatically removed and you can start creating new great things.

Usage

Add a new task

$ git task add "Run tests before committing"
New task added: Run tests before committing

List tasks

$ git task -l
Tasks for branch: refs/heads/new
  status: 0 out of 1 tasks resolved.
        ID    TASK
        1     Run tests before committing (unresolved)

Resolve a task

$ git task resolve 1
Tasks for branch: refs/heads/new
  status: All tasks are resolved. Feel free to commit.
        ID    TASK
        1     Run tests before committing (resolved)

Git Hooks

Git-task automatically sets git hooks, so it won't let you commit before every task has been resolved.

$ git commit
You have 1 task remaining. Finish it before committing.

Remove tasks

If you've made a mistake while adding a new task, you can easily remove it.

$ git task remove 1
Task removed

You can also remove all tasks with clean

$ git task clean
All tasks removed.

Move a task

If you feel like a task should be in the next commit instead, you can move it there.

$ git task move 1
Task moved

You are now able to commit before resolving this task and it will automatically appear as an unresolved task after your next commit.

Install

npm install -g git-task

Using Docker

You can also Docker for developing git-task.

Make sure you have Docker installed on your system.

Build the Docker image:
docker build -t your-image-name .

Run the Docker image:
docker run -t -i your-image-name

License

The MIT License (MIT)