Simple command line application which allows to store and keep track of a todo-list. Currently it is implemented in Python and in the futur hopefully in Rust as well.
I actually use the Pyton version quite a bit as it is really handy to just quickly write down something you have to do. I also recommend creating a shortcut to the program and placing it somewhere accessible, like the desktop.
This code is very old and badly written. I am very sorry. Please don't look at it.
It also probably only works on Windows.
The todo's are stored in the JSON file todo.json in the same directory as todo.py.
With some important todo's it looks like this:
{
"todo": [
"pet cat",
"pet cat again"
],
"done": [
"cuddle with cat"
]
}The program has 6 simple commands:
| command(s) + argument(s) | Function |
|---|---|
list or l |
Clears the screen and lists all unfinished todo's (by index) and finished todo's. |
add or a + todo |
Adds a new todo to the list. The value added to the list is the value passed as the todo argument. For example add pet cat would add the todo "pet cat" to the list. |
remove or r + todo or index |
Removes the specified todo from the list entirely, meaning either from the list of finished todo's or from the list of unfinished todo's. The todo can either be specified via the argument todo with its name, or via the argument index with its index in the list of unfinished todo's. For example remove 1 would remove the first todo from the list of unfinished todo's. |
finish or f + todo or index |
Moves the specified todo from the list of unfished todo's to the list of finished todo's. The todo can either be specified via the argument todo with its name, or via the argument index with its index in the list of unfinished todo's. For example finish pet cat would finish the todo pet cat. |
delete or del |
Deletes the whole todo list. This is not reversable! |
quit or q |
Saves all changes (if any) and quits the program. You need to press Enter again after the program quits to close the terminal. |
There is also another "secret" command: open or o which opens the the JSON file where all the todo's are stored in Notepad. There you could modify the list yourself, for example if you mistyped a todo or if you want to change the order.
This should only be done if you know JSON, as you could corrupt your whole list.
As the program gets implemented in Rust i will update this section.
This work is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0
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