Description

cmo is an informal abbreviation for the Spanish phrase casi me olvido (I almost forgot).

The program is born because I wanted to have a task list always at hand. It will continue to be developed as long as I come up with improvements.

cmo is written in Rust and heavily relies on libraries such as:

• Clap.
• csv.
• Anyhow.
• Colored.
• Serde.

cmo follows the XDG base directory specification.

Options

Commands

At the moment cmo comes with five commands: 'add', 'list', 'flip', 'remove' y 'help'.

• add will add a task (which van have three priority levels: High, Medium y Low) to a tasks.csv file:

    # The options High, Medium y Low can be abbreviated as h, m or l respectively.
   $ cmo add -p medium "Buy bread"
   $ cmo add -ph "Read the Way of Kings"

• list will display on the screen, in order from highest to lowest priority, the tasks present in tasks.csv. Specific priorities can also be chosen:

   $ cmo list
   $ cmo list -p medium 
   $ cmo list -ph

• flip allows changing the status of a task from incomplete to complete or vice versa, indicating the task number in the listing:

   $ cmo flip 10

• remove allows removing a task, indicating the task number in the listing:

   $ cmo remove 10

• help will display a help message for each sub-command:

   $ cmo help 
   $ cmo help add 
   $ cmo help list
   $ cmo help flip 
   $ cmo help remove

Installation

Cargo

If you already have Rust installed and configured, you can install it using:

$ cargo install cmo