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I recently started doing this with my todo list. I wrote a few bash functions and aliases: todo: Open my list in an editor todo [thing]: Add a thing to the bo
by codazoda 2y ago
I recently started doing this with my todo list. I wrote a few bash functions and aliases:
todo: Open my list in an editor
todo [thing]: Add a thing to the bottom of my list.
next: Show me only my next most important task.
mark: Mark my current task done.
There are a few more, but you get the idea.
- blharr 2y agoStill a Linux noob, but I'm recently learning that you can do simple things like this in bash and the fact that it just... works is incredible. Thanks for the suggestion, I think I'll try this one
- torblerone 2y agoDo you have them publicly available somewhere? I'd be interested in that, especially your `next` function telling you which to-do is coming up next without you having to look at _all_ tasks again.
- sahbic 2y agoI loved this idea ! I decided to develop a cli that reproduces these commands here for those interested: https://github.com/sahbic/todo-cli https://github.com/sahbic/todo-cli It can synchronize tasks on github, and I can use a telegram bot to list and add tasks to the list from my mobile phone.