Project task tracking / todo list.
Project description
Project task tracking / todo list (in progress)
Initial Goals of the project
Create a command line application that can be used to track the status of a multi-person project.
Explore the problems inherent in all applications regarding usability, testing, packaging, deployment, etc.
Rough Current Status
A “usable” API and CLI. The CLI workflow needs work.
Database location is flexible to the API, but the CLI hardcodes it to a single user home directory.
Short Term TODO items
Remove presentation from most of the automated tests. It’s a pain when the presentation changes.
Add tags, due dates, history, … maybe.
Maintain 100% code coverage.
Switch README to markdown
Switch to flit for packaging
add black
add pre-commit hooks with flake8 and black and testing
Long Term TODO items
Split off the CLI to a separate package, maybe
Create a REST API and multi-user capability so that multiple people can connect to one database.
Create alternative front ends. For example: - remote CLI - Flask - Other web frameworks
Deploy some version to a cloud based solution.
Continue to explore all of the troubling difficult points in blog posts and podcast episodes.
Change the history.md document into something more sane. Anyone know a good way to keep a change log that is relevant but not difficult to maintain?
Keep it a reasonably simple project that is a good example of whatever the Python community generally agrees is ok practices.
More info
This is a demo application being built in conjunction with the Test & Code podcast.
We’ll be building up this application, and testing it, and adding functionality, while discussing software testing and development practices.
Follow along, starting with episode 37.
Free software: MIT license
Documentation: https://cards-project.readthedocs.io.
Usage
See usage page for details, but here’s a demo of how it works:
$ cards add 'a todo' $ cards add -o Brian 'another task' $ cards list ID owner done summary -- ----- ---- ------- 1 a todo 2 Brian another task $ cards update 1 -o Brian $ cards update 1 --done True $ cards ID owner done summary -- ----- ---- ------- 1 Brian x a todo 2 Brian another task $ cards delete 1 $ cards ID owner done summary -- ----- ---- ------- 2 Brian another task $ cards --help Usage: cards [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]... Run the cards application. Options: --version Show the version and exit. -h, --help Show this message and exit. Commands: add add a card count list count delete delete a card list list cards update update card
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