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A simple CLI for Vikunja task manager

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CLI client for Vikunja

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This is a simple CLI for Vikunja > The todo app to organize your life.

It provides a command line interface for adding, viewing and editing todo tasks on a Vikunja Server. The goal is to support a command line based task workflow ~ similar to taskwarrior.

Breaking changes in vja 2.0

vja 2.0 supports (and requires) Vikunja API rlease >= 0.21.0, which removed namespaces and introduced sub projects. In the wake of this transition the following breaking modifications to the vja command line interface have been introduced:

  • Labels: Are now given with -l (-label). (-t and --tag are no longer supported).
  • "Namespaces": Vikunja removed namespaces in favor of nested projects. -n (--namespace) was removed as option from vja ls.
  • Projects (former "lists"): Must be given with -o (--project). vja ls -t may be used to filter on the project or an upper project. This more or less resembles the old namespaces.

Examples and more details can be found in the updated Features.md

Installation

  • Install from pypi:
    pip install vja
    vja --help
    
  • Upgrade existing version:
    pip install vja --upgrade
    

Configuration

Before using vja you must provide a configuration.

  • Create a configuration file $HOME/.vjacli/vja.rc with ~ the following contents
    [application]
    frontend_url=https://try.vikunja.io/
    api_url=https://try.vikunja.io/api/v1
    
    (If you cloned from git, you may copy the folder .vjacli to your $HOME directory instead.)
  • Adjust to your needs. frontend_url and api_url must point to your own Vikunja server. Especially, the api_url must be reachable from your client. This can be verified, for example, by curl https://mydomain.com/api/v1/info.

You may change the location of the configuration directory with an environment variable like VJA_CONFIGDIR=/not/my/home

Description of configuration

Required options

Section Option Description
[application] api_url The service instance of Vikunja to which vja should connect
[application] frontend_url Required to open Vikunja in Browser

Optional options

Section Option Description
[output] arbitrary_name Python format strings which may be referenced on the command line by --custom-format=<option_name>. May contain any valid python f-Format string.
Take care: The format string may provide code which will be executed at runtime! Do not use --custom-format if you are unsure.
Default: missing
[output] another_format Multiple formats can be defined for reference. (see above)
[urgency_coefficients] due_date_weight Weight of dueness in urgency score. Default: 1.0
[urgency_coefficients] priority_weight Weight of priority in urgency score. Default: 1.0
[urgency_coefficients] favorite_weight Weight of is_favorite in urgency score. Default: 1.0
[urgency_coefficients] project_weight Weight of keyword occurrence in project title in urgency score. Default: 1.0
[urgency_coefficients] label_weight Weight of keyword occurrence in label title in urgency score. Default: 1.0
[urgency_keywords] lisproject_keywords Tasks in projects with a title containing these keywords are considered more urgent. Default: None
[urgency_keywords] label_keywords Tasks labeled with one of these keywords are considered more urgent. Default: None

Usage

vja --help
vja ls

(You will be prompted for your account on first usage and any time the access token expires.)

More documentation is available on Features.md

Development

Prepare python virtual environment

Python >= 3.8 is recommended. First create a local environment:

pip install virtualenv
virtualenv venv
source venv/bin/activate

Local build

Build, install and perform some integration-test. For integration test, a real Vikunja instance is launched locally via docker-compose. Local development install:

pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
pip install -e .

Alternatively: full local installation:

# pip uninstall -y vja;rm -rf build dist vja.egg-info; python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel; pip install dist/*.whl;

Run integration test (requires docker and docker-compose)

docker-compose -f tests/docker-compose.yml up -d
VJA_CONFIGDIR=tests/.vjatest pytest
docker-compose -f tests/docker-compose.yml down

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