Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: pypodo
Version: 2.0.2
Summary: pypodo is a todolist tool which works with a .todo file positionned the root of the home directory : use pypodo to run it.
Home-page: https://github.com/thib1984/pypodo
Author: thib1984
Author-email: thibault.garcon@gmail.com
License: mit
Description: # pypodo
        
        **pypodo** (\pipudu\\) is a pip package (or docker image if you want, see below!) : a todolist tool which works with a .todo file positionned the root of the home directory
        
        ## Install/Upgrade/Uninstall
        
        :warning: Not compatible with python2 who is deprecated! Use python3
        
        ```
        pip3 install --user pypodo #Installation
        pip3 install --user pypodo --upgrade #Upgrade
        pip3 uninstall pypodo #Uninstall
        ```
        
        [https://pypi.org/project/pypodo/](https://pypi.org/project/pypodo/)
        
        ## Utilisation
        
        Common commands are **list**/**add**/**del**/**tag**/**untag**
        
        Other commands are **help**/**backup**/**sort**/**find**
        
        - ``pypodo add "to do work #name_of_tag"`` : add the task '_to do work_' with the tag '_name_of_tag_'
        
        - ``pypodo add "to do other_work #name_of_other_tag" "to do other_big_work #name_of_other_tag"``
        
        add the other task '_to do other_work_' with the tag '_name_of_other_tag_' the another task '_to do other_big_work_' with the tag '_name_of_tag_'
        
        - ``pypodo list`` 
        
        print the todolist with an index for each task :
        
        ```
        1 to do work #name_of_tag
        2 to do other_work #name_of_other_tag
        3 to do other_big_work #name_of_other_tag
        ```
        
        
        - `` pypodo list "name_of_tag"``
        
        print the todolist filtered to the tag '_name_of_tag_' :
        
        ```
        1 to do work #name_of_tag
        ```
        
        - `` pypodo list "name_of_tag" "other_tag"`` : print the todolist filtered to tasks with the 2 tags together
        
        - ``pypodo del 2``  : delete the second task of the todolist
        
        - ``pypodo del 1 2`` : remove the 2 tasks 
        
        - ``pypodo tag new_tag 1`` : add the tag '_new_tag_' to the first task
        
        - ``pypodo tag new_tag 1 2`` : add the tag '_new_tag_' to the first and second task
        
        - ``pypodo tag`` : display all tags of the todolist
        
        - ``pypodo untag new_tag 1`` : remove tag '_new_tag_' from the first task
        
        - ``pypodo untag new_tag 1 2`` : remove the tag '_new_tag_' to the first and second task
        
        - ``pypodo untag`` : display all tasks without tags
        
        - ``pypodo sort`` :  reorder all tasks by index
        
        - ``pypodo backup`` : backup the actual .todo in a backup folder with a name suffixed by a timestamp
        
        - ``pypodo find "t.*he"`` : filter the todolist on the parameter (regex format)
        
        - ``pypodo help`` : display help message
        
        - ``pypodo`` : display help message
        
        
        ## Screenshots
        
        The indexes are in blue, the tasks in green, and the tags in yellow or red.
        
        ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/45128847/95683314-c75dd400-0bea-11eb-900c-bf1aafc09999.png)
        
        ## Docker usage [optionnal]
        
        If you want, you can use **pypodo** as a docker image.
        
        Copy file [docker-pypodo.sh](https://github.com/thib1984/pypodo/blob/master/docker-pypodo.sh) on your PC.
        Give execution permission with ``chmod u+x ./docker-pypodo.sh``
        Correct the two variables if you want :
        
        ```
        PYPODO_FILE=~/.todo
        PYPODO_BACKUP=~/.todo_backup
        ```
        
        and test you app! :
        
        ```
        ./docker-pypodo.sh help
        ```
        
        
        ## Alias [optionnal]
        
        You can use alias as
        
        ```
        #uncomment if you use docker app only with the correct directory
        #alias pypodo=~/docker-pypodo.sh
        #for all apps
        alias tl='pypodo list'
        alias ta='pypodo add'
        alias tt='pypodo tag'
        alias td='pypodo del'
        alias ts='pypodo sort'
        alias tu='pypodo untag'
        alias tb='pypodo backup'
        alias tf='pypodo find'
        ```
        
        to improve your velocity!
        
        ## For contributors :construction_worker:
        
        [Go to CONTRIBUTING.md](https://github.com/thib1984/pypodo/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md)
        
        
        ## Tanks to contributors 
        - https://github.com/bbougon
        - https://github.com/isaacvv
        - https://github.com/jeanphibaconnais
        
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