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vimwiki + Taskwarrior. Taskwarrior is absolutely amazing. You can add tasks, assign them to projects, tag them, assign priorities, create recurring tasks, set d
by dkns 9y ago
vimwiki + Taskwarrior. Taskwarrior is absolutely amazing. You can add tasks, assign them to projects, tag them, assign priorities, create recurring tasks, set deadlines, set since when task should be visible on tasks list (e.g. I have recurring daily task that I set deadline for 19:00 but I don't want to see it during the day as it clutters up my tasks lists so I have it set to wait untill 18:30 and only after that appear on my tasks list), make tasks depend on other tasks and so much more. My absolutely favorite thing about taskwarrior: reports. There is a lot of different reports that you can filter via projects, via tags, etc. You can see monthly reports, daily reports, yearly reports.
And all of that (current and completed tasks) is saved in a file format that is really similar to json.
Oh yeah and it's free and opensource: https://taskwarrior.org https://taskwarrior.org
- mcgrath_sh 9y agoHow do you handle mobile with this setup? I have looked at taskwarrior, but I need something that is easy to use on iOS. Hence, Taskpaper.
- dkns 9y agoI use android so unfortunately can't help you with that, sorry. I guess that's one downside of taskwarrior. With stuff like orgmode or todo.txt your todo files are just simple text files and you could edit them with any text editor on ios but taskwarrior uses a pretty specific file format with task being assigned generated uuids so it's not that easy to just edit them.