****NOTE****
This requires PyQt4. It has been tested with Python 2.6.
==How to Run==
*Server*
python server.py HOSTNAME PORT
e.g. python server.py localhost 8080
Quit the server with Ctrl+C
*Client*
python client HOSTNAME PORT
e.g. python client.py localhost 8080
==Possible Commands==
1. connect
2. addTask {TaskName}
3. prioritize {TaskName} {Priority}
4. accept {TaskName}
5. complete {TaskName} {CompletionPercent}
==How to Remove Tasks==
`rm tasks.db` to remove the task database
==License Information==
License information can be found in the About menu (under the Help menu)
==Features==
*GUI*
1. Cross Platform Graphics Toolkit (Qt works on Windows, Mac, Linux, mobile phones, etc)
2. Python works on just about any platform (Windows, Mac, Linux) and I haven't used any non-cross-platform modules
3. File/Help Menu (with accessible keys - Alt+F, Alt+H)
4. Menu item icons
5. Shortcut keys to menu actions - Ctrl+A for About, Ctrl+W for Quit
6. Resizable window and components
7. The command line has history! Press Up/Down to scroll through your commands!
*Code*
1. Clear, concise Python with good amount of documention
~300 lines of code, with 100 lines of comments. It's small, easy to understand, and commented well
2. A server capable of handling multiple clients
3. An efficient communication protocol (JSON strings)
4. Error handling sent to offending clients
5. Broadcasting to all clients when an action occurs
6. Separation of code and UI design - UI loaded from a file
7. Supports task names with an arbitrary number of spaces
8. Server saves task list between shutdowns
==Improvements==
*Code*
1. Currently, if you delete the tasks.db file while the server is executing, the next time someone
tries to do anything, you will get a DB error. I don't feel like I should fix it for this assignment,
since it is "undefined" behavior and anything can happen. In a future product, I would try/except
all my DB calls and recreate the database if I found it went missing.