done 1.0.3

done was inspired by:

    the darcs UI
    timebook.py
    todo.sh
    remember the milk
    kOrganizer

and aims to distill my favorite aspects of each of these tools into one, useful tool.

It was initially written in Haskell as a pedagogical exercise. I found that I was beginning to rely on it but was having trouble getting into Haskell enough to really make it code I was proud of. So I rewrote it in Python.

It uses sqlite3.

Usage:
    d a [-d due] task
        add a task, optional natural language due date
    d l [-s (due|created)] [filter...]
        list out tasks, optional sort, optional filters
    d d [filter...]
        go through tasks to mark finished ones, optional filters
    d b
        launch sqlite3 backend
###

$: d a '7708 check logs again' -d tomorrow
$: d a '7848 write trigger'
$: d a '7848 write function'
$: d l
    7708 check logs again (due 17 Feb 2010)
    7848 write trigger
    7848 write function
$: d l -s name
    7708 check logs again (due 17 Feb 2010)
    7848 write function
    7848 write trigger
$: d l 7848
    7848 write trigger
    7848 write function
$: d l 'due:tomorrow'
    7708 check logs again (due 17 Feb 2010)
$: d d 7708
    finished with...
        7708 check logs again (due 17 Feb 2010)? [y/N]:y
    X 7708 check logs again (due 17 Feb 2010)
$: d d 7848
    finished with...
        7848 write trigger? [y/N]:y
        7848 write function? [y/N]:n
    X 7848 write trigger
$: d l
    7848 write function
$: d b
    quit and spawn sqlite3 instance
$: d h
    Usage: ...

###

DB schema:
tasks
    id primary key
    desc text
    due integer
    created integer
    done boolean default 0


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Requirements:

· Python

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Bugfix release. Should work fine from fresh install, now. Thanks to Fabien for patch.