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Task Manager (tman) for Command Line Interface (CLI)

This application is designed to plan your daily activity throw bash terminal

Some features:

  • Add new task and subtask
  • Get tasks tree:
    • Showing task's title, its task ID (tid) and status (X- done, O-process)
    • Subtasks shown on their own level according to their height at tasks tree
  • Edit task
  • Delete task
  • Task scheduler, task creates according to interval between last date and current date
  • Order tasks by:
    • Tag (tag's title)
    • Priority (high, low, medium)
  • Show tree of archieved tasks (marked as done)
  • Make link between tasks
  • Share tasks between users (using their login)
  • Show full info of task, including:
    • Start and end date
    • Title and description
    • Current subtasks
    • Connected (linked) tasks
    • etc

Firstly, you need to clone this app:

$ git clone https://bitbucket.org/stashinskii/taskmanager/src/master/

App installation:

Change current directory to ../TMan at your bash terminal and install your app:

$ python3 -m pip install .

Running tests:

$ cd tests
$ python3 -m unittest [TEST_FILE]

Task usage:

tman task [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]

Examples:

$ tman task add -ti "Check my e-mail" -ed "2018-02-03" -sd "2018-02-05" -de "At GMail" -pr LOW -tg email
$ tman task edit --tid 6dad8f76-707f-11e8-8d1f-ec0ec42aa9f1 --title "Looks good" --priority HIGH
$ tman task delete_task --tid 6dad8f76-707f-11e8-8d1f-ec0ec42aa9f1
$ tman task make_link --first 6dad8f76-707f-11e8-8d1f-ec0ec42aa9f1 --second 1ac0fd16-707f-11e8-8d1f-ec0ec42aa9f1
$ tman task share --tid 6dad8f76-707f-11e8-8d1f-ec0ec42aa9f1 --observer user_login
$ tman task list 
$ tman task orderby tag "ИСП" 
$ tman task orderby priority LOW 
$ tman task status --tid 6dad8f76-707f-11e8-8d1f-ec0ec42aa9f1 --status done 
$ tman task archieve

Users actions:

tman users [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]

Examples:

$ tman user change --login user_login 
$ tman user add_user --login user_login_1 
$ tman user current

Utils actions (scheduler, etc.):

$ tman util [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]

Help:

$ tman [OPTIONS] COMMANDS --help