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var RootCmd = &cobra.Command{ Use: "gitodo", Short: "The stupid to-do list application for git projects", Long: ` gitodo is a to-do list companion for git projects that ties to-do items to git repositories and branches without storing any files in the actual repositories. A minimalist tool that helps the busy developers to: - keep track of what they've done and what they need to do per branch - add ideas in the queue for later - make stashing and popping of changes easier - craft commit messages based on the work done - prepare changelists - track time - view reports All configuration is read from git and the environment, no yaml files needed. Running the application without arguments will either: - open up the editor to add items if none are found - open a TUI screen where to-do items can be managed The invoked editor will be the same one that git invokes. To-do items do not have a priority. The top-most item should be always the one with the top priority, and commands like "what" and "done" read items from top to bottom. Use the TUI screen to change the order of the items. When stashing changes for an item, the "--include-untracked" flag will be passed to git, so if you don't want to have some untracked files to be stashed, make sure to add them to .gitignore file or move them somewhere else. By default, gitodo will store the database file into the current user's home directory. To override the path to the database file, set GITODO_DB environment variable to a desired path to the file. `, Run: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) { env, tdb := MustInit() projId := tdb.FetchProjectId(env.ProjDir, env.Branch) count := tdb.TodoCount(projId) _, err := tdb.CheckTimer(projId) HandleTimerError(err) if count == 0 { tmpfile, err := shell.NewItemsTmpFile() ExitOnError(err, 1) err = tmpfile.Edit(env.Editor, 3) ExitOnError(err, 1) items, err := tmpfile.ReadItems() tmpfile.Delete() ExitOnError(err, 1) tdb.AddTodos(projId, items) fmt.Printf("Added %d item(s) to %q\n", len(items), env.Branch) } else { ui.RunTodoListUI(env, tdb) } }, }
RootCmd represents the base command when called without any subcommands
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func Execute ¶
func Execute()
Execute adds all child commands to the root command and sets flags appropriately. This is called by main.main(). It only needs to happen once to the rootCmd.
func ExitOnError ¶
func HandleTimerError ¶
func HandleTimerError(err error)
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