nada

Installing and running

Clone this repository

$ git clone https://github.com/lzoghbi/nada.git

Navigate to nada and build using make.

$ make

For Mac M1 users,

$ C_INCLUDE_PATH="`xcrun --show-sdk-path`/usr/include/ffi" stack build

Execute using stack.

$ stack exec nada

Build commands

We are using stack to build and execute the application and fourmolu to check and format source code.

For convenience there are aliases provided in the Makefile.

Command	Description
make	Alias for make build format.
make build	Builds the project.
make lint	Runs the formatter in check mode. Reports any changes it would make, but does not make them.
make format	Runs the formatter in inplace mode. Formats all source files in place.
make clean	Cleans the project.
make test	Runs the tests.

Editor integration

Follow these instructions to add fourmolu to your editor.

Project description

Our project is an implementation of a to-do list on the command line. There are two components that we are considering for the project: a CLI component for simple commands such as “add task” or “complete task” as well as a fully-featured TUI component utilizing brick. The latter will involve most of the features, which we hope to incrementally develop. Our goal for this application is to provide an intuitive and useful interface for users to indicate tasks, priorities, completion dates, etc. that will also help users stay on top of their work. We intend to draw inspiration from other to-do list applications such as Microsoft To Do or Emacs’s org-mode.

Below are some of the features we wish to support. As this project lends itself well to incremental development, we are explicitly not setting out to support every single feature, but instead as many as we can. At a minimum, we will support creating, editing, and displaying to-dos, although we expect to support much more than this.

Planned Features

• To-do lists
  • Categories
    • Each task can be part of a specific category
    • Or also we can have a tag system (multiple tags for a single task)
  • Task can cross reference
  • Progress indicator
    • Not started, in progress, done
  • Nested tasks
  • Due date
    • Integrates with calendar
  • Priority
    • UI indicator for this
• Calendar
  • Multiple views
    • Day, week, month, …
  • Tasks show up in calendar when they have a due date
• Habit tracker
  • Streaks show in calendar
  • Habit stats
• UI
  • Multipane/multimodal views
  • Keyboard shortcuts + mouse support
  • Searching/fuzzy searching among tasks/task files
• CLI
  • Shell prompt widgets
  • Commands
    • Add task
    • Next task
    • Task done
    • Shell completion / fuzzy search