cardboard

cardboard is a decentralized, kanban-style collaboration tool which lets you organize tasks into customizable cards based on plain, versioned text files.

Usage

When running cardboard for the first time it will initialize a data repository with example data in ./.cardboard.

Some notes:

• Cards' content has to start with a markdown title (# Some title).
• A card's title will be used to derive a file name for it (some_title.md).

Cardboard is for developers and with that as an excuse it leaves a lot of the dirty work to the users. Here's a bunch of things you will have to do yourself.

Configuring boards

Edit .cardboard/config.yml to configure the existing boards.

Adding a remote

If you actually want to share your work with others you will have to add a remote.

cd .cardboard
git add remote origin [email protected]:machisuji/cardboard-example.git

Development

1. Install rust including cargo as described here.
2. Run it using cargo run. You can suppress the opening of a browser through cargo run -- -q.

Build

Built using cargo.

cargo build --release

Whereupon the executable will be created at target/release/cardboard.

Building on Windows

On Windows the build has the following prerequisites:

• OpenSSL
• cmake

DISCLAIMER

I don't know what I'm doing. This is an exercise in learning both Rust and about the internals of git. Also you may have noticed that I'm not much of a web designer.