dela 0.2.1

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Dela

Installation

pip install --user dela

Examples

dela list # By default prints all todos with [~], [n] and [ ] checkboxes
dela list -s=' ,s' # prints todos only with statuses [ ] and [s]
dela list --today # prints only todos with default statuses with a date equal or earliear then today
dela list -t=#tag # prints only todos that have tag #tag
dela list -u -s='~,n, ,s' #prints todos with given status including upcoming ones

Help

CLI to list todos in markdown files, like Obsidian Vaults.

Usage:
  dela -h | --help
  dela --version
  dela list [-v] [--today|--upcoming] [--all|--statuses=<str>] [--tags=<str>] [--sort_by=<str>] [--format=<str>] [<glob>]


Options:
  -h --help                     Show this screen
  -v --verbose                  Enable logging
  --version                     Show version.

  -s=<str> --statuses=<str>      Filter by status (someday, backlog, in_progress, etc) [default: ~,n, ]
  -t=<str> --tags=<str>         Filter by tag (#work, #home, etc)

  --today                       Show only tasks due today or earlier
  -u --upcoming                 Show future tasks
  -a --all                      Show all todos including closed ones

  --sort_by=<key>               Sort by given key

  --format=<string>             Format result with given template string.


Template and Sorting Keys:

    NOTE: In templates variable should be prefixed with the $ sign.


Todo statuses:
    Todo status is a symbol placed in the square buckets ([x], [ ], [~], etc). You can use
    whatever you want, `dela` doesn't have eny presets, except default `--status=~,n, `,
    which you can overwrite.


Upcoming Tasks
    If a task has a date in future, it's hidden by default. To see such tasks in the output,
    add the `--upcoming` flag.


Sorting:
    By default todos are sorted by `--status` value according to the order of given statuses,
    and then by date to place todos with dates to the top of the list (due date sounds important,
    right?). You can sort todos by passing an attribute name to the  `--sort_by` flag.
    Possible values are:

    - title
    - date
    - status
    - tags
    - file


Formatting output:
    You can use your own template with the `--format` flag. Unicode colors are supported:

    For example:

        dela list --format='- [$status] $file: $title'

    Next variables are supported:

    - $title
    - $date
    - $status
    - $tags
    - $file