Loago

Check how LOng AGO you did any task!

I don't always have the energy to do tasks around the house, so I needed a program to shame me into doing it.

You can use loago precisely for that!

Let's say you vacuumed today. Let's track that:

loago do vacuum

Now when you execute loago view

You will see:

vacuum — 0

In other words, you did the task "vacuum" 0 days ago. As days come by, that number will increase. So if you wait 14 days and execute loago view, you will get:

vacuum — 14

Probably time to vacuum again! Execute loago do vacuum to update the task and reset its amount of days to 0 again.

loago view automatically displays all of the tasks, sorting them by their (ascending) amount of days. But you can instead specify only the tasks that you want to see:

loago view floor bed keyboard

bed      — 4
floor    — 6
keyboard — 8

Want to remove some task(s)? Use loago remove

In both do and remove, you can specify one or many task names at once!

Don't like the names of the subcommands? There are a few aliases for them you can look up in loago --help (or the the next section)!

Usage

Track how long ago you last did a task

Usage: loago <COMMAND>

Commands:
  do      [aliases: add, new, update, reset]
          Update tasks' dates to now. Creates tasks that didn't
          exist before

  view    [aliases: list, look, see]
          View all (default) or specified tasks, with how many days
          (and optionally, hours and minutes) ago you last did them

  remove  [aliases: delete]
          Remove specified tasks from the list

  help    Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

Options:
  -h, --help     Print help
  -V, --version  Print version

Install

cargo install loago

cargo-quickinstall and cargo-binstall are also supported.

Uninstall

cargo uninstall loago