tod

A simple command line todo manager

I was looking for a simple cli todo manager, but couldn't find one. Either they were too sophisticated or their documentation was unreadable, so I decided to create a very, very simple one myself. Say hi to tod.

gem install tod-gem

(you may need to run it with sudo on some systems)

• Simply running tod will list current pending todos

• tod add 'buy a new pen' creates a new todo named 'buy a new pen'.

• tod done 'buy a new' finds the first todo containing the provided string in its name and marks it as done.

• tod all lists all todos - including marked as done.

• tod finished lists only marked as done todos

• tod clear permanently deletes todos marked as done from the register

• tod purge permanently deletes pending as well as done todos from the register

• tod local creates a '.todfile' in your current directory (instead of using a global one). Useful when you don't want to use a shared .todfile in a parent dir.

The todo register is kept in the file named .todfile once you create at least one todo. This way you can add the file to a git or svn repository and distribute it between machines.

Note by default, the .todfile will be created in your home dir, unless you run tod local to force the creation of the file in your current directory.

Copyright 2013 Michal Siwek

This project including all of its source files is released under the terms of GNU General Public License (version 3 or later)