Small updates:
# A synopsis of the task
[ ] some item
[ ] some other item
[x] some finished item
- /path/to/myproject/2
(See this post for inspiration, and further integration.)
task/add - manage or add a task to the graph, usage is similar to git/commit. The hold editor will be used by default, ctrl+d is used to signal completion. -c $tag is used to change an existing task. Passing -e will use your default editor instead of hold mode. Any args afterwards will be passed along as the synopsis for the task.
task/rm - removes a given completed task. With -f, all matching tags are removed. With -a, all completed tags are checked for removal.
task/walk - shows the status of tasks in the graph. It prints a list of tasks prefixed with the status character. The -c flag disables printing the status characters. The -q option suppresses all output. The -f option filters tasks by status, and only matching items are printed. By default, the filters are DNS.
task/mark - to be ran with via plumber rules. It takes the path to the project, and a string like [ ] some checklist item that exists in one of the tasks. This will swap it to [x] some checklist item. This assumes that all subtasks in your .task dir will be unique
The task status characters are as follows:
*Blocked tasks have a child task that requires completing before they can be completed
task/show prints a formatted task to stdout, when passed -r it will print the raw task file
./todo files!