Command Line Interface "to DO" program
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README.md

clido

Command Line Interface to DO program

clido helps to track and keep "to do" notes on the disk.

Compilation

Simply make or as simply compile .c files together

Installation

If you're on Linux - sudo make install or sudo ./install.sh or if not simply move the binary to wherever you desire.

On Windows clido will look for a todo file in the current directory, on other platforms it will be /usr/local/share/clido (which is created and configured automatically via make install or install.sh)

Usage

clido [COMMAND]

Commands:

  • help -> Prints help message and exists
  • version -> Prints version information and exits
  • add [todo]... -> Writes a new TODO to a default TODO file
  • show -> Outputs current TODOs
  • show-done -> Outputs TODOs which were done previously
  • done [index]... -> Marks specified TODO(s) as done
  • todo-path [path] -> Specifies another path pointing to the todo file

Examples

  • clido add Do the cooking today -> appends a new todo with given text to a todo file
  • clido show -> prints current todos
  • clido done 0 1 -> marks todos with indexes 0 and 1 as done
  • clido show-done -> prints todos which are done at this point

License

GPLv3

GPLv3