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##Create tasks in any file using markdown syntax and organize them with a local kanban board.
##Your tasks are in your files, so you can share your board on github, dropbox, or any other cloud storage provider.
##Prerequisites
##Disclaimer iMDone has only been tested on my Ubuntu 12.04 desktop using chrome 23.0.x as the default browser. It should work on any machine that has nodejs and npm installed and for auto update of boards, a browser that supports websockets.
##Install
npm install -g imdone
##And run!
open a terminal window and navigate to your local project folder and run:
imdone
You can start it in multiple directories and switch between projects in the UI
open another terminal window and run:
imdone open
or go to http://localhost:8080
stop imdone with ctrl+c in the console you started it initialy, or by running:
imdone stop
###See it in action!
###Tasks are just markdown links
Put a task at the top of a list called "todo"
[this is a task](#todo:0)
In javascript code
//[this is a task in javascript code](#todo:0)
Put a task on the bottom of a list called "doing" (giving it a sort value of 1000 will put it at the bottom unless you have tons of tasks in the list)
[this is a task in doing](#doing:1000)
Tasks are sorted by the number after the :
imdone will create a directory named imdone that will contain your custom configuration and a file to keep your lists in order
Filter by file name
##Configuration After running imdone for the first time, modify imdone/imdone.js in your project directory. The default config looks like this. Your imdone.js will extend this.
module.exports = {
include:/^.*$/,
exclude:/^(node_modules|imdone|target)\/|^\.(git|svn)\/|\~$|\.(jpg|png|gif|swp)$/,
//github : {url : "http://www.github.com/piascikj/imdone"}, //Use this if you want links to point at github
marked : {
gfm: true,
pedantic: false,
sanitize: true
}
};
###Release notes ####0.1.13
####0.1.11
Now able to hide a list from board using hidden #####imdone/data.js is now formatted like this
{ lists:[Array of list names], hidden:[Array of list names to hide] }
####0.1.10
####0.1.8
####0.1.7
####0.1.6
####0.1.4
####0.1.3
####0.1.2
FAQs
A task board and wiki in one!
The npm package imdone receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, imdone popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that imdone demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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