A very simple commandline todo utility.
Requires trollop, colorize, chronic and Ruby1.9.
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Put it anywhere you like, then alias it or link it to your /usr/local/bin.
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The first time the command is run it would create a file
.todoin your home folder, where it'll store the serialized todo data. -
Modify the default for TIMEZONE inside
todo.rb. -
To add a task, use
todo -a 'some task'. -
To add a task with a due date, use
todo -a 'some task' -b 'some due time'. The due time is rather flexible, you can use:
- a date, like 09/14.
- a weekday, like 'monday' or 'next monday'.
- a period, like 'in four days'.
- a period to a time point, like '10 days after next 15th'.
- more details, like '3 days after the next monday morning'.
- To mark a task as done, use `todo -d n' where n is the index listed for the task.