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remind-me-later

v1.0.6

Published

A command-line tool to scan your code for TODO and FIXME comments.

Downloads

37

Readme

remind-me-later

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A simple command-line tool to scan your codebase for TODO and FIXME comments — perfect for tracking unfinished tasks.

🔍 What It Does

  • Scans your project files for comments tagged with TODO and FIXME
  • Detects both single-line and multi-line comments
  • Outputs matches neatly to your terminal, including:
    • filename
    • line number
    • comment preview
  • Displays a final summary with the total number of matches found
  • Supports the following file types:
    • .js
    • .ts
    • .jsx
    • .tsx
    • .html
    • .css

📦 Installation

Run directly without installing:

npx remind-me-later

Or install locally as a dev dependency:

npm install remind-me-later --save-dev

Then, add a script to your package.json.

Recommended: Integrate with your existing dev script like this:

"scripts": {
  "dev": "remind-me-later && <existing_dev_command>",
  "remind-me-later": "remind-me-later"
}

▶️ Usage

Run manually:

npm run remind-me-later

Or integrated with your dev workflow:

npm run dev

📂 Example Output

[TODO] src/index.ts:100 → TODO: Clean up this logic
[FIXME] src/utils/helpers.js:50 → FIXME: This fails when empty

🟡 Found 2 comments marked with TODO/FIXME (TODO: 1, FIXME: 1)
💬 Don't forget to come back to them!

📝 License

Released under the MIT License. Feel free to use, modify, and share!