Flow

Flow is command line, that help you to manage much better your projects and tasks. You can create a project and create tasks related to this project.

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Installation

The releases are here, where you can download the binary and run.

Using git:

git clone https://github.com/DreckSallow/flow.git
cd flow
cargo build --release

Using cargo:

cargo install flow-cli

Overview

To see a description of each command, run: flow <command> --help

The app is organized into the following subcommands:

project

Executed as flow project, display the current project path.

If you want to add a project:

flow project <PATH>

And if you want to create a folder, you can run:

flow project <PATH> --new

list

List all projects

flow project list

switch

Set other project as current project using the project <ID>.

flow project switch <ID>

rm

Remove a project using the project <ID>

flow project rm <ID>

use

Flow reads the path where it is called, and then set this path (if exists in the saved projects) as the current project.

flow project use

task

To create a new task: flow task -d <DESCRIPTION>

list

List all tasks related to current project.

flow task list

To list more info: flow task list --expand.

To display with colors: flow task list --color.

To order by: flow task list --order-by <'number'|'desc'>.

rm

Remove a task using the task <N-ID>

flow task rm <N-ID>

start

Mark a task as "In Progress".

flow task start <N-ID>

⚠️ You cannot have two tasks with the same "In Progress" status.

Stop

Mark a task as "Stop".

flow task stop <N-ID>

done

Mark tasks as "Complete". This command accepts multiple <N-IDS>

flow task done <N-IDS>

reset

Restore the status tasks as "Not Started". This command accepts multiple <N-IDS>

flow task reset <N-IDS>

Documentation

The documentation is under development.

Alternatives

• TaskWarrior is a command line task list.
• TaskBook

License

Flow is licensed under the MIT license.