Accolli

What the heck is accolli, you ask?
It is terrible task manager for the command line.
It offers a TUI for day-to-day management (viz, completion, check deadlines) of tasks and CLI commands to add them.
But that's not all: accolli will also send you a notification when one of your tasks' deadline is within one month/week/day or in the next 15 minutes. How convenient.

How to use

Simply run setup.sh, and it should take care of everything for you:

• It will create the folder for the tasks' database
• It will build the project
• It will ask you where you put the accolli_daemon binary in order to correctly configure the systemd service and enable it¹
• It will ask you where to put the accolli binary

Now you can simply run accolli in your terminal and voilà: enjoy your new, crappy task manager.
Routine management of your tasks can be done using the TUI; to see the keyboard mappings of the TUI you can simply press the '?' button.
To add a new task, run accolli add "<task-title>". When adding a new task, you can also assign it to a project (-p/--project <project-name>), define a deadline (-d/--deadline)², or you can make the new task a subtask of a previously added one (-s/--subtask-of <task-id>).
Use accolli --help to get more info about the available CLI commands.

Dependencies

• sqlite 3.x (tested with 3.49.2)

Roadmap

• Tasks syncing with commont providers
  • Nextcloud
  • Google tasks
  • Others?
• Calendar (with events syncing)
  • Nextcloud calendar
  • Google calendar
  • Microsoft calendar

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1. if you are a systemd hater, don't worry! You can just manually run the accolli_daemon binary to get the same behavior. ↩︎

2. for the time being, deadlines can only be given in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm ↩︎