taskdog-core
Core business logic and infrastructure for Taskdog task management system.
Overview
This package contains the core components shared by both the Taskdog server and UI:
- Domain Layer: Business entities, domain services, and interfaces
- Application Layer: Use cases, queries, DTOs, and business logic orchestration
- Infrastructure Layer: Persistence implementations, external service integrations
- Controllers: Business logic orchestrators used by presentation layers
Installation
pip install taskdog-core
For development:
pip install -e ".[dev]"
Architecture
Follows Clean Architecture principles:
Domain (entities, services, repositories)
↑
Application (use cases, queries, DTOs)
↑
Infrastructure (SQLite, file storage)
↑
Controllers (orchestration layer)
Key Components
Domain Layer (taskdog_core/domain/):
Task- Core entity with status, priority, deadlines, dependenciesTaskStatus- PENDING, IN_PROGRESS, COMPLETED, CANCELEDTimeTracker- Records actual_start/actual_end timestampsTaskNotFoundException,TaskValidationError- Domain exceptions
Application Layer (taskdog_core/application/):
- Use Cases: CreateTaskUseCase, StartTaskUseCase, OptimizeScheduleUseCase, etc.
- Validators: TaskFieldValidatorRegistry with Status and Dependency validators
- Services: WorkloadAllocator, OptimizationSummaryBuilder, TaskQueryService
- Optimization: 9 scheduling strategies (greedy, balanced, backward, priority_first, earliest_deadline, round_robin, dependency_aware, genetic, monte_carlo)
Infrastructure Layer (taskdog_core/infrastructure/):
SqliteTaskRepository- SQLite persistence with transactional writesSqliteNotesRepository- Database-based notes storageConfigManager- TOML configuration loading
Controllers (taskdog_core/controllers/):
TaskCrudController- Create, update, delete operationsTaskLifecycleController- Start, complete, pause, cancel, reopenTaskRelationshipController- Dependencies and tagsTaskAnalyticsController- Statistics and optimizationQueryController- Read-only operations
Usage Example
from taskdog_core.domain.entities.task import Task, TaskStatus
from taskdog_core.infrastructure.persistence.database.sqlite_task_repository import SqliteTaskRepository
from taskdog_core.controllers.task_crud_controller import TaskCrudController
from taskdog_core.infrastructure.config.config_manager import ConfigManager
# Setup
repository = SqliteTaskRepository("sqlite:///tasks.db")
config = ConfigManager()
# Create controller
crud_controller = TaskCrudController(repository, config)
# Create a task
from taskdog_core.application.dto.task_request import CreateTaskRequest
request = CreateTaskRequest(name="My Task", priority=100)
task = crud_controller.create_task(request)
Dependencies
holidays: Holiday checking for schedulingpython-dateutil: Date/time utilitiessqlalchemy: Database ORM
Related Packages
- taskdog-server: FastAPI REST API server using this package
- taskdog-ui: CLI and TUI interfaces using this package
- taskdog-client: HTTP client library for API access
For detailed architecture documentation, see CLAUDE.md.
Testing
pytest tests/
License
MIT
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