todotxt.js

master: develop:

A JavaScript parser and container for the TODO files in the todo.txt format.

From CLI to JavaScript

A mapping of what to do for each CLI command (and an implementation status).

• Multiple lists - multiple in-memory lists are supported through multiple instances of TodoList. Todo: Ability to persist and retrieve from a file.
• add|a - Implemented. TodoList.add(task)
• addm - Will be implemented as a file reader. Call TodoList.add lots.
• addto - Call TodoList.add on the correct TodoList instance.
• append|app - Implemented: TodoList.append(id, text), TodoItem.append(text).
• archive - Todo with file management.
• deduplicate - Implemented: TodoList.deduplicate()
• del|rm - Implemented: TodoList.remove(id)
• depri|dp - Implemented: TodoList.deprioritise(1), TodoItem.deprioritise()
• do - Implemented: TodoList.findById(id).complete(), TodoList.complete(1, 2, 3)
• list|ls - Implemented: TodoList.list(term, priority, case_sensitive, completed). Todo: helpers/aliases (below)
• listall|lsa - Implemented: TodoList.listAll([term], [priority], [case])
• listcon|lsc - Implemented: TodoList.contexts()
• listproj|lsprj - Implemented: TodoList.projects()
• move - Todo with file management.
• prepend|prep - Implemented: TodoList.prepend(id, text), TodoItem.prepend(text).
• pri|p - TodoItem.priority = "A", TodoList.prioritise(1, "A")
• replace - TodoList.replace(1, "New task text").
• report - Todo.

Support

This library aims to be both <script> and module compatible (so you can use it with node/rhino). I think it's CommonJS compatible at the moment - if it's not and you know how to make it so - please send a PR! Finding good information on this has been difficult.

Testing

Tested with Jasmine - these can be run using SpecRunner.html which runs them in the browser, or by node using node-jasmine (npm test).

About

This project does things quite similarly to jsTodoTxt; it also:

• Has a list container that allows for actions on the list (such as add, append, pri, sorting etc.) from the CLI tool.
• Should be both client and server compatible.
• Contains an EBNF notation.

Why not fork? I wanted to have a bash at building a JS lib from scratch :)

Primarily developed for a todotxt-demo app.