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Might be nice to have a simple (JSON) API to add, edit and remove tasks and labels.

For "non-active" workspaces this can already, sort of, be done by just manipulating the save-file but this doesn't work for the active workspace. Godot has a TCPServer lib so should be relatively straight forward.

Things to consider:

• the current setup has no U)UID for tasks. They get a UID (serial) during the runtime but this isn't a persistent thing
• there is a distinction between the active workspace and the inactive ones
• how to handle locking Mutext to prevent losing changes
• how to handle "server" settings. By default it should listen on localhost and a "random" port

I usually group items by project but like to have a "this week" / "next week" ToDo List as well. Right now I have to either duplicate the entries or move them from the project scope (which removes some information that derive from the "original" path, so it would be cool to have some sort "linked" task, so I can put it everywhere I need it and changes to that items are synced.

"Draft":

+ GameJams
|-+ GWJ55
   |- Implement Core-Loop
+ Current ToDos
|- [GameJams/GWJ55] Implement Core-Loop

While debugging the Drag&Drop bugs I found hat lots of issues occurred when "just" using queue_free() everywhere. What worked much better was to call remove_child() before freeing the resource. This should prevent the "bug" mentioned in _cleanup. Right now it seems to work as indented but the code isn't pretty. The (rem)oved child-element meddles all sorts of "cleanup" stuff 2 levels above himself which seems messy. The partent should cleanup it's child-node and not the other way around.
This should be possible with a proper signal, now that get_children() should properly work when using remove_child().

• Edit tasks - 2cce0c4
• Drag & Drop to rearrange items - 3cbf57f
• (colored) Label-Support
  • Allow to add a label to a task (1:1) - f37f022
  • Built-in Label-Editor
• Multiple, named lists - af69a36
• Custom UI-theme (right now using default)
• Allow to a link to a task (1:1)

"Hello" should be below the indented "Hello World":