git.sr.ht/~jackmordaunt/kanban
Package kanban implements Kanban logic. Kanban is Project oriented, where a Project holds the context for given set of Stages and Tickets. Projects are independent of each other. Notes: Project - represents some project that can be broken down into to discrete tasks, described by a name - each project has it's own arbitrary pipeline of stages with which tickets move through left-to-right - contains an ordered list of stages - stages are re-orderable - can be renamed - can be deleted Stage - represents an important part in the lifecycle of a task, described by a name - contains an ordered list of tickets - tickets are re-orderable - tickets can advance back and forth between stages, typically linearly - can be renamed - can be deleted Ticket - contains information about a task for a project - is unique to a Project and sits within one of it's stages - cannot occupy more than one stage - can be edited - can be deleted
Readme
Kanban app in (pure) Go using the Gio toolkit.
This application implements a simple Kanban workflow. It represents a small vertical slice of what a desktop app might look like with Gio, in both structure and aesthetic.
The codebase is prototypical and contains some experiments that may fall outside Gio idioms. In that light, this could make a great place for discovering patterns that work well with Gio for the desktop environment.
Feedback welcome!
go get -u git.sr.ht/~jackmordaunt/kanban/... && kanban
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Package kanban implements Kanban logic. Kanban is Project oriented, where a Project holds the context for given set of Stages and Tickets. Projects are independent of each other. Notes: Project - represents some project that can be broken down into to discrete tasks, described by a name - each project has it's own arbitrary pipeline of stages with which tickets move through left-to-right - contains an ordered list of stages - stages are re-orderable - can be renamed - can be deleted Stage - represents an important part in the lifecycle of a task, described by a name - contains an ordered list of tickets - tickets are re-orderable - tickets can advance back and forth between stages, typically linearly - can be renamed - can be deleted Ticket - contains information about a task for a project - is unique to a Project and sits within one of it's stages - cannot occupy more than one stage - can be edited - can be deleted
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