To go

A simple CLI based To do tracker built with Go

Instalation

Simply download the binary corresponding to your machine, move it to a directory of your preference and add its path to your PATH environment variable.

Usage

Robust and easy to use, To go supports the following option:

• to-go help: Shows helpful information on the options available
• to-go add: Adds a task based of on the users input
• to-go remove: Removes a task selected by the user
• to-go edit: Edits a task selected by the user
• to-go update: Updates the status of a task selected by the user
• to-go finish: Updates the status of a task selected by the user to 'done'
• to-go list: Lists all the tasks, displaying their titles, priorities, statuses and dates
• to-go describe: Displays all the info pertaining to a task chosen by you
• to-go dashboard: Spins up a lightweight http server to a port of your choice (see more), with a interactive UI being served on the /;

Customization

To go offers a few values for you to play around and change to whatever you think suits you better. In the directory you placed the binary, a config file, seen bellow, will be automatically created after the first execution.

// to_go.cfg.yaml

useUnicode: true
OpenBrowser: true
storage: sqlite
dashboardPort: "8080"
colors:
    priority:
        high: red
        medium: yellow
        low: green
    status:
        pending: yellow
        doing: blue
        done: green
    attention: purple
    success: green
    warning: yellow
    error: red
    reset: "\e[0m"

Option	Description	Values
useUnicode	Whether or not to use unicode characters to represent the task status	true or false
OpenBrowser	Whether or not your system's default internet browser should be opened on the Dashboard UI when the dashboard option is ran	true or false
storage	Determines the way To go stores data	Anything other than sqlite will defaults to using YAML files for persistency
dashboardPort	To which port the Dashboard's http server should listen	A string value with any number; Defaults to "8080" if not provided or otherwise invalid
colors	Defines the colors to be used in the output	The value of its properties should be one of these colors*

(*) Changing the reset value does not apply any changes on behavior, and the field will return to its original value after executing To go again.

Colors

There are 9 different colors to choose from:

• black
• red
• green
• yellow
• blue
• purple
• cyan
• white
• default