Bash script to scehdule and store tasks, etc which can be executed by just using a keystroke.
- Python 3.*
- Ubuntu/Windows
- Please tell me you have an Operating System Installed
- Install Python from Python
Run the code with python main.py --command where c--command is one of the available commands.
python main.py -h will show the list of available commands.
- Go to the git-bash or command prompt.
- Run the following command at the root directory of this application
./install.sh. - Two new files called
open_terminalandconfig.pywill be generated. - Then run command
cmd "\C run_todo.bat". Now you can use todo-tracker. - To create keyboard bindings. Right click on batch_file.bat file Then click on create shortcut.
- After shortcut created. Then Go to properties you can see shortcut keys. you can use like
alt + ctrl + n. keyboard shortcut is created.
- Make install.sh executable with
chmod +x
Run the following line in the terminal of the root directory of install
chmod +x install.sh - Run
./install.sh - Two new files called
open_terminalandconfig.pywill be generated. Note the path of open_terminal.sh - Go to Settings > Keyboard Bindings
- Add a new binding of you choice. I use
Alt+\and put the path of the executable likepath/to/folder/./open_terminal.sh. This will run the code when you press that binding
When the window opens, you have to write the commands as <command> <arg1> <arg2>...
Currently available commands are
- store
- delete
- purge
- show
- help
- search
- quit