A command line tool managing all sorts of TODO lists
Project description
pda is a command line tool used to manage useful lists in your daily ife - such as TODO, TOLEARN and TOREAD lists, etc. You can use it to create as many lists as you want.
Install
$ sudo pip install pdaOr (but not recommended):
$ sudo easy_install pdaSynopsis
List names can be any string you want, personally I have todo, tolearn and toread as available list names. List data is always stored locally. And, depends on the configuration setting in your configuration file (~/.pdaconfig), list data can also be synced to Github Issue and accessed through pda; that is how you make your todo list(s) portable via web interface.
If no configuration file is provided, pda assumes it is to be used in local mode; in other words, list data only stored locally.
For more detailed usage:
CREATE tasks
To add (-a option) a task in a list. If list with listname has not yet created, this command will automatically create such list in database. See example below:
# Command format:
#
# $ pda -a <task summary text> <-t PERIOD> <-p PRIORITY> <listname>
#
# ===> add a task in a list named <listname>
#
# <-t> specifies the time frame this task is scheduled to
# allowed values are => d (day), w (week), m (month), s (season), y (year)
#
# <-p> specifies the priority of this task
# allowed values are => 1 (low), 2 (medium), 3 (high), 4 (must), 5 (urgmust)
$ pda -a 'wash dishes' -t d -p 4 todoUPDATE tasks
All the attributes of a task can be changed to the specified values in the options. If a value with an option is not specified in the command, then the corresponding attribute in list will stay unchanged.
# Command format:
#
# $ pda -r <N>
#
# ===> delete a task numbered <N>
$ pda -r 5
# Command format:
#
# $ pda -e <N> -s <task summary text> <-t PERIOD> <-p PRIORITY> <listname>
#
# ===> update a task numbered <N> in a list named <listname>
#
# <-s> specifies the NEW task summary
#
# <-t> specifies the NEW time frame this task is scheduled to
# allowed values are => d (day), w (week), m (month), s (season), y (year)
#
# <-p> specifies the NEW priority of this task
# allowed values are => 1 (low), 2 (medium), 3 (high), 4 (must), 5 (urgmust)
#
# <lisname> specifies the NEW list this task belongs to
$ pda -e 3 -s 'vacuum floor this week' -t wQUERY lists
To list ALL the tasks stored in the database:
$ pdaTo list ALL the tasks belongs to the list named todo:
$ pda todoTo list ALL the tasks belongs to time frame month:
$ pda -tmTo list ALL the tasks which have priority urgmust (urgent must):
$ pda -p5To list ALL the tasks which belongs to time frame week and have priority high and belongs to the list named toread:
$ pda -tw -p3 toreadRelease History
0.1.4 (2014-04-01)
Fixed broken reStructuredText.
0.1.3 (2014-04-01)
Removed unused import PdaConfig.
Fixed sync_remote_dbstore method bug for transition between local mode and remote mode.
Fixed max_task_number attribute getter for shelve is empty.
0.1.2 (2014-03-31)
Fixed format string bug (#50) to be compatible with python 2.6.
0.1.1 (2014-03-30)
Removed debugging assert statements.
0.1.0 (2014-03-30)
Birth!
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