Taskmaster

Taskmaster is a Python CLI tool built with Click module for efficient and intuitive management of to-do lists. Empower yourself to become the master of your tasks with Taskmaster. Effortlessly add, remove, update, and track your tasks from the command line. Stay organized, stay productive

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Project Setup

1. Clone the Repository: Clone the Taskmaster repository from GitHub.

   git clone git@github.com:Abbasi0Abolfazl/Taskmaster.git

2. Navigate to Project Directory: Change into the Taskmaster project directory.

   cd Taskmaster

Setting Up Virtual Environment

• Linux:

  python3 -m venv env_dev
  source env_dev/bin/activate

• Windows:

  python -m venv myenv
  myenv\Scripts\activate

Installing Required Packages

python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

• Add Task: Add a new task.

  python taskmaster.py add --title "Finish project" --description "Complete the final report" --priority 1 --due_date <yyyy-mm-dd>

• Delete Task: Delete a task by specifying its ID.

  python taskmaster.py delete -id <task_id>

• Show Tasks: Display all tasks.

  python taskmaster.py show

• Update Task: Update a task by specifying its ID and the updated task description.

  python taskmaster.py --task_id <task_id> --new_title "New Task Title" --new_description "New Task Description" --new_priority 5 --new_due_date <yyyy-mm-dd>

Contributions

If users encounter issues or have suggestions for improvements, they are encouraged to contribute. They can do so by:

• Opening an issue to report problems or suggest improvements.
• Forking the repository, making changes, and opening a pull request with the proposed changes.

Constructive input is appreciated.

This guide provides a clear path for users to set up Taskmaster, utilize its features, and contribute to its development.

Documentation

For more detailed information about Taskmaster, please refer to documents_taskmaster.md.