TALIST - To-Accomplish List

I deeply appreciate the work that the team at Trello is doing, but I got tired of using a web app and decided to make a very simple CLI app to replace Trello.

Version 1.0.0 Updates:

• Due Dates are now implemented. You can now add due dates to your items and view all of our items (regardless of board) in due date order.

• Views are now implemented. There are currently only two views available: Default and Due Date view. You can use j/k to switch between them.

• If an item does not have a due date, it will not be included in the list of items that have due dates. If an Item with a due date is in the Done List, it will not be inlcluded in the list of items that have due dates.

• Massive error handling/bug fix updates.

• Time your tasks. Put a timer on your tasks to track how long they take

TO-DO:

• Make DB network-based if at all possible

• Switch DB to postgreSQL

• Use 'canvas' like system (like gdb tui or r2 graphs) to actually draw appropriate lines instead of just using a default line length to separate Items

Talist v1.0.0

To-Accomplish Lists Separated Into Boards.

To Install: I haven't written the installer yet, so it is recommended that you run this from a new directory called ~/.talist (though, you can run it from wherever you want, as long as talist can find the database file). To install, just cd into the talist directory and run nimble c src/talist.nim

This program focuses around the ideas of Items and Boards. Boards hold Items and Items make up our "To-Do" list. Boards are basically the categories you put your Items in.

One of my issues with Trello was a lack of keyboard support for basic features and an inability to discover basic features (such as delete).

Everything should be straightforward here: the middle keyboard row is where all of your most basic commands lie -- a to add an item, d to delete, h/l to cycle.

You can also edit/delete Boards with n for "new" or x to delete.

You can move Items from one board to another with m for "move". And, you can seek further help by typing ?.

Requirements: Currently, this only works with shown nimble requirements and on Linux. This is because I manually call os.execShellCmd which needs a Linux terminal emulator with basic GNU tools to operate.