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I made something very similar: https://github.com/hatboysam/shpm
It's a command line task manager I wrote in Haskell. I use it every day and it has replaced all other task apps I have tried because it's fast and simple. I also like it because it stores all of my tasks in plain text so I can always edit the file over Dropbox when I'm not at my computer but want to add something to the list.
Another alternative: http://taskwarrior.org/
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Thank you. I have just started with node, so your advice is valuable. Do you know if files with '#!/bin/node' (or was it '#!/bin/env/node') work in windows when published through npm?
If you specify a js file as an executable file in your package.json, npm wraps it in a .cmd file on Windows just like it wraps it in a shell file on nix.
This is great, I love tools like this. I made something very similar: https://github.com/hatboysam/shpm It's a command line task manager I wrote in Haskell. I use it every day and it has replaced all other task apps I have tried because it's fast and simple. I also like it because it stores all of my tasks in plain text so I can always edit the file over Dropbox when I'm not at my computer but want to add something t…
At the moment, TaskCmd stores the tasks in a JSON file that can be edited easily, but it can be a pain sometimes.
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This is great, I love tools like this. I made something very similar: https://github.com/hatboysam/shpm It's a command line task manager I wrote in Haskell. I use it every day and it has replaced all other task apps I have tried because it's fast and simple. I also like it because it stores all of my tasks in plain text so I can always edit the file over Dropbox when I'm not at my computer but want to add something t…
Wow, SHPM looks like a neat project. I like the fact that you store it in a text file. At the moment, TaskCmd stores the tasks in a JSON file that can be edited easily, but it can be a pain sometimes.