## Features
- **Add New Tasks**: Easily add tasks with descriptions.
- **List Tasks**: View all tasks or filter to see only incomplete tasks.
- **Complete Tasks**: Mark tasks as complete.
- **Delete Tasks**: Remove tasks when they are no longer needed.
- **Edit Tasks**: Edit the descriptions of tasks.
## Installation
Install via Cargo:
```sh
cargo install tasg
```
## Uninstallation
First delete the `tasg` storage data (irreversible action):
```sh
tasg nuke
```
To uninstall `tasg`, you can use Cargo to remove the installed binary:
```sh
cargo uninstall tasg
```
## Usage
`tasg` provides a straightforward CLI interface. Below are the available commands:
### Add a Task
Add a new task with a description:
```sh
tasg add "Your task description"
```
### List Tasks
To list incomplete tasks:
```sh
tasg list
```
To list all tasks, including completed ones:
```sh
tasg list --all
```
### Complete a Task
Mark a task as complete by specifying its ID:
```sh
tasg complete
```
### Delete a Task
Remove a task by specifying its ID:
```sh
tasg delete
```
### Edit a Task
Edit a task by specifying its ID and a description:
```sh
tasg edit --description "Your edited description"
```
### Nuke All Tasks
To delete all tasks (irreversible action), use:
```sh
tasg nuke
```
You will be prompted to confirm this action.
## Invalid Commands
If you enter an invalid command or missing arguments, `tasg` will display an error message to guide you.
## Running Tests
`tasg` includes a comprehensive suite of tests. To run the tests, use:
```sh
cargo test
```
## Example
Here’s a step-by-step example of how to use `tasg`:
```sh
# Add a new task
tasg add "Write README"
# List all incomplete tasks
tasg list
# Complete the task with ID 1
tasg complete 1
# List all tasks, including completed ones
tasg list --all
# Delete the task with ID 1
tasg delete 1
# Verify the task has been deleted
tasg list
```
## Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request. Ensure all tests pass before submitting your pull request.
