pypodo 2.3.2

pypodo is a todolist tool which works with a .todo file positionned the root of the home directory : use pypodo to run it. Pypodo has mecanisms of indexes and tags

pypodo

pypodo (\pipudu\) is a pip package (or docker image if you want, see below!). It is a todolist tool which works with a .todo file at the root of the home directory. It has a mecanism of indexes and tags.

Install/Upgrade/Uninstall

:warning: Not compatible with python2 (deprecated), Use python3.

pip3 install pypodo #Installation, use pip if pip3 does not exist
pip3 install pypodo --upgrade #Upgrade, use pip if pip3 does not exist
pip3 uninstall pypodo #Uninstall, use pip if pip3 does not exist

https://pypi.org/project/pypodo/

Use

Usual commands are list/add/del/tag/untag

Other commands are help/backup/sort/find

• pypodo add "to do work #name_of_tag" : add one task 'to do work' with the tag 'name_of_tag'

• pypodo add "to do other_work #name_of_other_tag" "to do other_big_work #name_of_other_tag" : add one task 'to do other_work' with the tag 'name_of_other_tag' and another task 'to do other_big_work' with the tag 'name_of_other_tag'

• pypodo list : display the todolist with the index of each task

1 to do work #name_of_tag
2 to do other_work #name_of_other_tag
3 to do other_big_work #name_of_other_tag

The default color of the tags is green. When a task is tagged "#urgent" it will be colored in red. When the task has a date pattern like YYYYmmdd with a gap to current date less than seven days, it will be colored in yellow. If the date is greater than the current date, in red . See the Configuration to change the colors.

• pypodo list "name_of_tag" : display the todolist filtered on the tasks tagged with 'name_of_tag'

1 to do work #name_of_tag

• pypodo list "name_of_tag" "other_tag" : display the todolist filtered on the tasks tagged with both tags

• pypodo del 2 : delete the task with index=2 of the todolist

• pypodo del 1 2 : remove the 2 tasks (index=1 and index=2)

• pypodo tag new_tag 1 : add the tag 'new_tag' to the task with index=1

• pypodo tag new_tag 1 2 : add the tag 'new_tag' to both tasks index=1 and index=2

• pypodo tag : display all tags of the todolist

• pypodo untag new_tag 1 : remove tag 'new_tag' from the task with index=1

• pypodo untag new_tag 1 2 : remove the tag 'new_tag' from both tasks index=1 and index=2

• pypodo untag : display all tasks without tags

• pypodo sort : reorder all tasks by index

• pypodo backup : backup the actual .todo in a backup folder with a filename suffixed by a timestamp

• pypodo find "t.*he" : filter the todolist on the parameter (regex format accepted)

• pypodo help : display help message

• pypodo : display help message

Screenshots

Example of commands

Color of tags at the 19/10/2020 : red alert for one task, yellow warning for the second, default for the third.

Configuration [optional]

You can customize the application with the ~/.todo.rc file. Create it if it does not exist and copy paste this content. The autosort option runs a pypodo sort after pypodo del.

#grey,red,green,yellow,blue,magenta,cyan,white only ;)
[COLOR]
alert = red
warning = yellow
info = green
index = blue
task = green
tag = cyan

[SYSTEM]
#info,warning,error
messagelevel = info
#format double % character, use for warning and alert on dates
#formatdate = %%Y%%m%%d
#not modify if you use docker!
#todofile = /tmp/.todo
#todobackupfolder = /tmp/.todo_backup/

[FONCTIONAL]
#int values
periodalert = 0
periodwarning = 7
#tags with '#' and with a coma separation
alerttags = #urgent
#or True
autosort = False

Docker usage [optional]

If you want, you can use pypodo as a docker image.

Copy file docker-pypodo.sh on your PC. Give execution permission with chmod u+x ./docker-pypodo.sh Correct the two variables (optional) :

PYPODO_FILE=~/.todo
PYPODO_BACKUP=~/.todo_backup
PYPODO_CONFIG=~/.todo.rc

and test you app! :

./docker-pypodo.sh help

Replace pypodo with ./docker-pypodo.sh or use an alias (see below)

You can see the repo docker

Alias [optional]

You can use alias as

#uncomment if you use docker app only with the correct directory
#alias pypodo=~/docker-pypodo.sh
#for all apps
alias tl='pypodo list'
alias ta='pypodo add'
alias tt='pypodo tag'
alias td='pypodo del'
alias ts='pypodo sort'
alias tu='pypodo untag'
alias tb='pypodo backup'
alias tf='pypodo find'

to improve your efficiency!

Changelog

2.3.2

• Code cleanup
• Increased test coverage
• Adding formatdate in configuration file
• Documentation corrections

For contributors :construction_worker:

Go to CONTRIBUTING.md

Thanks to contributors

• https://github.com/bbougon
• https://github.com/isaacvv
• https://github.com/jeanphibaconnais