Todo list CLI tool:

A command-line interface (CLI) tool to manage your tasks or "quests".

I added a lot of comments because I just started leaning Go and writing notes helps me remember which line is doing what and why.

Commands and Flags:

Flag	Description
-add string	Add a new quest with 'title : urgency : due date' (urgency value 0 to 5).
-del int	Type the quest index to delete (default -1).
-edit string	Edit a quest by index and other info like 'index : title : urgency : dueDate'.
-leftQuests	List all remaining (incomplete) quests.
-list	List all quests in a pretty table.
-toggle int	Type the quest index to toggle its 'completed' status (default -1).
-pomodoro	Starts the pomodoro app to concentrate

Examples:

• Add a new quest:

  quest -add "Eat chicken : 3 : 01 Dec 2024 5PM"

• Edit a quest (change urgency at index 2 to 4):

  quest -edit "2:-:4:-"

• List all quests in a table:

  quest -list

• Delete a quest:

  quest -del 1

• List all incomplete quests:

  quest -leftQuests

• Open the pomodoro app (used the cross platform GUI tool, Fyne):

  quest -pomodoro

  

Installation:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Medushaa/Quest-list

2. Update the JSON file path in main.go to specify where you want to store the quests. For example:

   storage := NewStorage[Todos]("C:/YourDirectory/todo-cli-tool/quests.json")

For Windows:

3. Build the executable in the project directory (for Windows):

   go build -o quest.exe

4. Add the project directory e.g. C:/YourDirectory/todo-cli-tool to your system's environment path variables. (Search > Edit System Environment Variables > Environment Variables > System variables > Path > New)

For Mac:

3. Build the binary in project directory (E.g. /Users/ungabunga/todo-cli-tool):

   go build -o quest

4. .... (I dunno. Look it up yourself on the internet)

Now, you can use the quest command globally in your terminal.

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