whatshouldido - TODO comments cli tool
Allows to see sorted by date TODOS from code.
Installation
pip install whatshouldido
Usage
Command whatshouldido is available globally after installation.
Options:
--path PATHGit repo path-e TEXTComma separated file extensions filters--table/--listPrint as table or as list--helpShow help message and exit.
Metadata
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