scare

A command-line to-do list.

About

Scare is a command-line tool built in rust designed to simplify task management. With scare, you can efficiently create, organize, and manage your to-do lists directly from the command line, making it easy to stay productive and organized.

Features

• Create and manage tasks from the command line.
• Streamlined interface for quick and efficient task management.
• Intuitive commands for adding, completing, and removing tasks.
• Cross-platform

Usage

To get started with scare simply run

$ scare

Keybinds

• C: Create a new task
• D: Enter edit mode
• Space: Toggle task completion.

• W: Navigate to the previous task
• Shift + W: Navigate to the first task

• S: Navigate to the previous task
• Shift + S: Navigate to the last task

• R: Remove the current task (if done)
• Shift + R: Force remove the current task

• A or Ctrl + C: Quit the application

Installation

Via Cargo (src)

If you have Rust installed on your machine, you can install scare by running

$ cargo install scare

Alternatively, you can install scare directly from this repository by running

$ cargo install --git https://github.com/joaopugsley/scare.git

⚠️ If you do not have cargo, install using Rust's Installation Documentation

License

The scare source files are distributed under the MIT License found in the LICENSE file.