A project and taks management kanban board in your CLI

Many developers thrive in the focused environment of the command line. Switching to browsers or other apps can disrupt their workflow and lead to distractions. Tasker is a simple CLI TUI (terminal user interface) application designed specifically for developers. It helps you stay focused on your current projects and their associated tasks by eliminating the distractions and overhead of managing separate apps. Inspired by Vim keybindings, Tasker offers an intuitive user experience. Additionally, BubbleTea allows it to maintain a visually appealing interface. If you find yourself getting sidetracked while working on personal projects, Tasker can be a valuable addition to your development toolkit.

Tasker is actually a proof of concept developed over a weekend, inspired by the BubbleTea guide on creating TUI apps. It originated when I was looking for side projects to work on and develop new skills. I realized that I easily get distracted, so I decided to build something that would hold me accountable whenever I start a new project. After learning about BubbleTea and the convenience of terminal applications, I decided to start my learning journey with Tasker CLI.

This project use Go 1.22

git clone https://github.com/Desgue/Tasker-CLI.git

Then run on the cloned dir

go mod tidy

Build and Install

go build && go install

Then simply run

tasker-cli

If you dont wish to install Into your path just run it from root

go run .

Project View:

The project view displays your projects organized as Kanban boards. Each board represents a priority status and contains projects categorized by their priority (e.g., Low, Medium, High). Selecting a project board allows you to view and interact with its associated tasks, such as opening the task kanban board and creating new tasks.

Task View:

The task view displays your tasks organized as Kanban boards. Each board represents a status and contains tasks categorized by their status (e.g., Pending, In Progress, Done).

Notes:

• Some actions require a project or task to be selected in the currently focused board.
• ctrl+b and ctrl+n are keyboard shortcuts achieved by holding the ctrl key while pressing b or n, respectively.