Better Recurring Tasks for CodeWarrior

(c) 2024 by Scott O'Brien, MIT License

Installation

task config uda.relativeRecurDue.type duration task config uda.relativeRecurDue.label 'Rel. Rec. Due' task config uda.relativeRecurWait.type duration task config uda.relativeRecurWait.label 'Rel. Rec. Wait' task config uda.expires.type string task config uda.expires.label 'Expires' task config uda.completeRecurDue.type string task config uda.completeRecurDue.label 'Com. Rec. Due' task config uda.completeRecurWait.type string task config uda.completeRecurWait.label 'Com. Rec. Wait'

Relative Recurring Usage

You shouldn't mow your lawn more than once a week, but want to keep it short, so shouldn't wait for more than two weeks:

task add 'Mow the Lawn' relativeRecurWait:1weeks relativeRecurDue:2weeks

Expiring Recursive Task Usage

The bins need to go out every week at Sunday, but, if you missed them by 10am, then the truck has probably already come, and you can try again the next week

task add 'Take the bins out' due:Monday wait:due-1d recur:weekly expires:10h

Wait and Due "on complete"

The dishes need to be done every night, once they're done (completed), we'll want to schedule it for tomorrow. You can always push this task off to stop it from re-firing

task add 'Do the dishes' completeRecurWait:"tomorrow +17hours" completeRecurDue:"tomorrow +1day"