tasque
Command-line task handler with Trello integration
Installation
From the project root directory:
$ python setup.py install
Or from pip:
$ pip install tasque
After install, run the install script which sets up your app key (required to run) and follow the directions:
$ tasque-install
Usage
Simply run the shell:
$ tasque-shell
For help on commands:
> help > help cd > help ls ...
Release Notes
- 0.4.4:
cd without args goes to root
cd /4/4/ no longer goes into /4/4/0
pwd shows full name path (present working directory)
fixed bug where cd Board wouldn’t work because it wasn’t lowercased
- 0.4.3:
In PyPI, with accurate README bug: Will still display 0.4.2 in tasque-shell
- 0.0.1:
Project created
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