A personal routine scheduler with flexible timing. If something goes wrong, the scheduler should be able to adjust the rest of the task durations to accomodate.
Written in Rust with Ratatui. A TUI was chosen to keep things distraction-free and hopefully low-latency, as these are essential features.
Routines are stored as portable, human-editable CSV files. The format of these routine files is not yet stable.
cargo run examples/test
...or make your own CSV routine file using examples/test as a template.
- Press
enterto check off (or uncheck) the selected task. Checking a task off will move on to the next task. - Press
jandkto go up and down. This allows tasks to be completed out of order, if life happens. - Press
qorescto quit.
- Shrink the duration of each remaining task when behind schedule.
- Display how much the routine is behind or ahead of schedule.
- Allow running a routine with a target end time.
- Show a progress bar with relative durations and progress of each task. (Maybe with tui-widget-list?)
- Generate log files for each routine session with data about the time taken and order of tasks.
- Allow pausing (but the main routine timer still has to run: I can't freeze time for you in real life!)
- Maybe someday: allow subtasks.
I am making this mostly for myself. I am prioritizing what I need. But I would like to share too, so I am planning on eventually working on things like configuration.
- Add an on-screen help widget with control reminders.
- Add better error messages and prevent panics and weird little edge cases.
- Use AccessKit to make a more accessible interface. (Is that possible?)
- Allow user configuration (controls, ui style and compactness, whatever else)