Minimal CLI todo application written in Rust.
- CLI interaction using console and dialoguer.
- Persistent storage in lightweight local JSON database using JasonDB.
- Time and date handling using chrono.
- Error handling using anyhow.
- Configuration using environment files through dotenv.
- Add, edit, delete TODOs with title, due date, progress status, priority
- Interactively increase/decrease priority and progress levels
- Toggle complete TODOs, delete all completed TODOs in one command
- Sort by due date, priority, created date
You can install this crate with Cargo by doing
cargo install rustdo
You can build this crate from source using the following commands:
> git clone https://github.com/NicolasChagnet/RustDo.git
> cd rustdo
> cargo build
> cp target/release/rustdo /dest/path
In the last command, you can copy the binary to any folder contained in your $PATH.
To launch the application, simply run the following command
rustdo
You can then navigate between todos using up/down arrows, add a new todo with a, edit existing todos with e and sort the list of todos using s. When hovering over a todo, you can also mark it as read using x, delete it with z, change its progress status using the left/right arrows and change its priority status using +/-. The key m exports the todos to markdown file, Z deletes all completed todos and enter leaves the application.
The database is located in the OS specific data folder given by the method config_dir() from directories::ProjectDirs in the directories crate. A config file rustdo_config can be modified in the folder defined by config_dir() with the following parameters
MD_FILE="$HOME/rustdo.md"
EXPORT_ON_EXIT=false
DEFAULT_SORT="due"|"priority"|"created"