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todo.txt
Todo.txt is a simple task management system created by some Italian female programmer. Her name is not nearly as important as her genius at developing a rather simple system to use an ordinary txt file to manage tasks. Below is an example.
[ ] (A) 2024-10-19 extremely high priority task +example @wiki due:2024-10-19
[ ] (B) 2024-10-20 high priority task +example +another @terminal
[ ] (C) 2024-10-23 moderate priority task +moderate @office
[ ] (D) 2024-10-31 low priority task +low @home
(In a drab and monotone voice) And now it is once again time for one of our syntax tables… (unenthusiastic) Hooray…
| Markup | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
[ ] |
State Marker | Recommended |
(A) |
Priority Marker | Recommended |
1. {DATE}
|
Completion date | Recommended |
2. {DATE}
|
Creation Date | Recommended |
| Text Content | Task Content | Yes |
+Text |
Project Tag | Yes |
@Text |
Contextual Tag | Yes |
due:{DATE} |
Due Date | Recommended |
- https://github.com/todotxt/todo.txt
Rules for Tasks awaiting completion
- If priority exists, it ALWAYS comes first
- Creation date follows the priority, separated by a space.
- Context and Project tags can appear anywhere after priority and creation date
Rules for Tasks which have been completed
- Completed tasks begin with a lowercase “x”.
- The date the task was completed immediately follows the “x”.