To Do App

[eeriemyxi]

2024-02-04_21-11-33.mp4

I made a to-do app.

The source code for this is private frankly because the code is embarrassing: it is rushed and the entire code is a single five hundred line file, and I find that painful because if I wasn't forced to rush, I'd have spent more time for a much better architecture. I built this to get organized in life as soon as possible. Other free to-do apps sucked, so I had to make a little one myself that suits my current needs.

I was originally using Microsoft To Do, but it sucked. I liked how it auto detects when to notify, though; so I brought that feature to my app as well. If you type something like "[text] in 5 min*/hour*/sec*" it will detect it automatically if you want it to. Also I didn't like having to use my mouse to do stuff in Microsoft To Do, so I made mine completely dependent on keyboard.

I might re-implement this project next year, and if I do that, it's gonna be open source and nicely written.

[davep]

Looks really good; I'm liking the command-oriented side of it.

[diegorbb]

This looks dope btw. I would totally use it when it's open source. Any ideas if it'll be cross platform? Work is on macOS and personal machine is Windows/Linux.

[eeriemyxi]

Thanks for the review. And yes, even the current code is cross-platform. The library I am using for the notifications is cross-platform. The database currently is just a JSON file, but I will use sqlite3 module (which is cross-platform) if I do work on this project again. 

[diegorbb]

Thanks for letting me know mate. I really hope you do work on it again :) - good work 👏