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tod
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A simple command line todo manager
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tod === A simple command line todo manager Overview -------- I was looking for a simple cli todo manager, but couldn't find one. Either they were too sophisticated or their documentation was unreadable, so I decided to create a very, very simple one myself. Say hi to tod. Installation ------------ gem install tod-gem (you may need to run it with sudo on some systems) Usage ----- * Simply running `tod` will list current pending todos * `tod add 'buy a new pen'` creates a new todo named 'buy a new pen'. * `tod done 'buy a new'` finds the first todo containing the provided string in its name and marks it as done. * `tod all` lists all todos - including marked as done. * `tod finished` lists only marked as done todos * `tod clear` permanently deletes todos marked as done from the register * `tod purge` permanently deletes pending as well as done todos from the register * `tod local` creates a '.todfile' in your current directory (instead of using a global one). Useful when you don't want to use a shared .todfile in a parent dir. The todo register is kept in the file named `.todfile` once you create at least one todo. This way you can add the file to a git or svn repository and distribute it between machines. *Note* by default, the `.todfile` will be created in your home dir, unless you run `tod local` to force the creation of the file in your current directory. License ------- Copyright 2013 Michal Siwek This project including all of its source files is released under the terms of [GNU General Public License (version 3 or later)](http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt)
