Devtodo -- The todo management tool running on the terminal

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We have seen a lot of graphical todo management tools. Compared with them, devtodo is a little different. It runs on terminals and provides a set of simple todo list management commands. In fact, for many Linux software developers, the terminal seems to be one of the essential programs to run every day, And devtodo is written for this user group.

Currently, devtodo has been included in many software repositories of Linux distributions. you can install it from the software repository, or download the latest version from its project homepage for compilation and installation.

The following is a quick start guide for devtodo:

$ Todo # display the todo list $ Tda # Add a todo item, or use the todo-a command. $ Tde # Modify the index todo $ Tde # The specified index todo is complete. $ Tdr # Delete the index Entry todo $ Todo-A # display all todo entries, including completed and unfinished

Devtodo divides the priority of a todo entry into five levels and displays them in different colors. The todo list information is stored in the current directory of the terminal in xml format, that is, the. todo file. It also provides some xslt templates that can be used to convert the. todo file to HTML documents.

For more details, go to man devtodo.

Devtodo's project homepage http://swapoff.org/DevTodo records some devtodo usage tips.

Enjoy it!