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ido
ido
means "I do...".
This is a re-implementation of the task tracker carpe-diem in Rust. I used Typescript to wrote the original project and ran into the callback hell.
I have just started this project for a few days so breaking changes are expected. Use it at your own risk.
Installation
Currently, only cargo install
is supported.
cargo install ido
Usage (2020-09-20)
- execute
ido
in a terminal to launch the app. - if it's the first time
ido
is being used, you should be prompted to specify the directory at which your data are stored. Enter the full path, such as/Users/tianyishi/Documents/ido
- Press
n
to track a new task - Press
q
to finish - You should see
log.json
at the directory you specified.
Philosophy
You may refer to the original project, carpe-diem, for a more comprehensive description.
In short, ido
will faithfully record what you have done (task, time, duration, efficiency, custom attributes) in future-proof json files. You can store them wherever you want and use them easily in your workflow (you may do a data analysis on your own behaviour, or visualize what you have done on a calendar and share with others, for example). Many fancy and expensive iPad apps won't allow you to do so.
Compatibility
Currently only compatible on Linux and macOS
Roadmap
- Efficiency
- Menu bar (new task|view|settings)
- Notes/Custom attributes
- add past events
- set goal + progress bar
Dependencies
~10MB
~184K SLoC