Goldie is a command line todo list with lots of progress bars. Progress is its middle name.
$ gem install goldie
Run it like this:
$ goldie
It will set up the database in a folder called .goldie in your $HOME. Then you can start adding todo items:
$ goldie add "take out the trash"
This adds an item with a default weight of 1. The weight of each item determines how much it affects your overall progress bar. It can be any integer. I like to set the weight to the number of minutes I think each task will take me.
$ goldie add "read chapter 5" 60
Then if I get that task half done, I can mark it as such:
$ goldie done 2 30
This marks task #2 as 30 minutes done, out of 60.
There are many more commands. Commands are simply Ruby methods. You can use the 'help' command to list them all, or read lib/goldie/commands.rb for details, for now.
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