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taskify-cli

v1.0.4

Published

Manage your tasks effortlessly from the terminal! Add, check off, and organize tasks with ease. Customize the interface, integrate with VS Code, and keep your workflow smooth. Simple, fast, and efficient task management!

Readme

taskify-cli

taskify-cli is a command-line interface (CLI) tool to manage your to-do list with SQL-like syntax. With this tool, you can create, fetch, and manage your taskifys directly from the terminal using commands inspired by SQL queries.

Table of Contents

Installation

To install taskify-cli globally on your system, run the following command:

npm install -g taskify-cli
pnpm add -g taskify-cli

Usage

Once installed, you can use the taskify-cli to manage your to-do list. Below are the available commands:

Commands

creates a new todo

create-todo Creates a new to-do item with the specified headers and values.

taskifyName (string): The name of the to-do list. headers (comma-separated list): The column headers (e.g., "title, description, dueDate"). values (comma-separated list): The corresponding values for the headers (e.g., "Buy groceries, Milk, 2025-01-30").

taskify-cli create-todo "Buy Groceries" "title, description, dueDate" "Buy vegetables, Milk, 2025-01-30"

This will create a new to-do item with the provided headers and values.

fetches from a particular todo

Fetches a particular to-do by its name from the Local database. todo-name/title (string): The name of the to-do you want to fetch.

taskify-cli select "Buy Groceries" from cli

fetch all

choose $ from cli

taskify-cli choose $ from cli

Contributing

We welcome contributions from developers! The taskify-cli project is actively evolving, and there are many features that can still be added. If you're an interested developer, you can help by adding new features, fixing bugs, improving documentation, or enhancing existing functionalities.

Ideas for Contribution

Here are a few areas where contributions are welcome:

  • Enhanced taskify Commands: Add more commands such as update-todo, delete-todo, etc., for better to-do list management.
  • Data Persistence: Implement options for saving to-dos in different formats, such as JSON or a cloud-based database.
  • Error Handling: Improve error messages and handling for a more robust user experience.
  • Help and Documentation: Improve the documentation by adding more examples and better explanations for new users.

How to Contribute

  1. Fork the repository
    Click the "Fork" button in the top right corner of the repository to create a copy of the project under your own GitHub account.

    Click here to fork the repository 🐍

  2. Clone your fork
    Use the following command to clone your fork to your local machine:

    git clone https://github.com/your-username/taskify-cli.git