Hey Nala ! Thank you very much for your interest in cybo !
The format I chose for the TODO is called "todo.txt" (actually just a subset of it). You can find informations about it here : https://github.com/todotxt/todo.txt It is a plain text format thus a simple `echo "(A) fix critical bug of XXX" >> TODO` will do the job or edit the file in a text editor. This will be added to the README. The spirit is to let you fill the TODO as you want following the todo.txt format. Then give the file to cybo which will tell you what to do next. But you think it could be helpful to manipulate the TODO with cybo ? In the first time I can work on : - add a task, - mark the current priority task as completed. Cheers, Jeko Le samedi 16 mars 2019 à 01:17 +0800, Nala Ginrut a écrit : > Hi jeremy! > I realized that your project is very interesting, because I can > easily integrate it to my PS1 prompt of bash, so that my terminal can > always tell me what to do next. > So here are my comments: > 1. Could you choose a common format of TODO? Or if you want to design > a new one, please provide the spec in the README. > 2. Could you provide a script to add new items easily, for example: > > cybo priority task-description > > ======================== > cybo 1 fix critical bug of XXX > ======================== > > Or support priority key either > > ========================= > cybo top fix the critical bug > ========================= > > Happy hacking! > > > > <jer...@korwin-zmijowski.fr> 于 2019年3月16日周六 00:31写道： > > Hello guilers ! > > > > I wanted to introduce you to guile-cybo > > (https://framagit.org/Jeko/guile-cybo) ! > > > > It is my first toy project in Guile and it aims to be a personal > > organizer (actually, just display the next priority task from > > todo-list). > > Feel free to give me any feedback, advice or even contribute to it. > > > > I want the source code to be as simple as possible so if you can't > > understand the behavior easily, I can problably fix it. Just tell > > me ! > > > > I will add auto-tools to the project in short terms, maybe with > > help of > > guile-hall ! > > > > Cheers, > > > > Jeko > > https://jeko.dev > >
