Get recurring tasks done in time
Omogomigen is a small web app that helps you remember recurring tasks on an everyday basis. It is not a general calendar or to-do app. It fits all browsers in a responsive way and tries to appear as a native app if added to a mobile OS homescreen.
Tasks are always created with at least a title and a due date. A person name can be written for at task. There is no user management. The list of distinct user names are the app's users. You can select one person name as your identity. This will let you check tasks as done for this person. When a task is checked a new due date is calculated based on task settings. The due date can always be manually edited. The app's default view is to show due tasks. Any combination of all/due tasks for all/specific persons can be displayed. Whenever a task is checked it is written to the log. The log can be displayed as well. There is no login or security. The app is meant to run inside a family's private network where people trust each other.
The project includes its own webserver which you must run on a home server or another always-on computer.
The requirements are:
- Python 3
- Tornado Web Server (
pip install tornado) - SQLite3 (Should be included with Python)
The server is platform independent and is tested on Linux and Windows but should work any OS.
usage: omogomigen.py [-h] [--port PORT] [--dateformat DATEFORMAT]
[--timeformat TIMEFORMAT] [--locale LOCALE]
database
positional arguments:
database Path of SQLite 3 database file to be used. Will be
created if nessecary.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--port PORT Server port to listen on
--dateformat DATEFORMAT
Date format (strftime)
--timeformat TIMEFORMAT
Time format (strftime) added to dateformat
--locale LOCALE Locale for date/time format
Start server:
python3 omogomigen.py --port 8080 --locale da_DK.utf8 --dateformat "Uge %V, %A %d-%m-%Y" omogomigen_db.sqlite
Start web app in a browser:
http://server-ip-or-name:8080
Optionally use the browser's function called something like "Add to home screen" to run more native-like.