Linux command
basilk 命令
文本
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常用示例
Launch
basilk
Show the version
basilk --version
说明
basilk is a terminal user interface (TUI) application for managing tasks with minimal kanban logic. It organizes work into projects, each containing tasks that move through three status columns: Up Next, On Going, and Done. Tasks can also be assigned a priority level from 1 (highest) to 3 (lowest), or 0 for no priority. When a task is marked as Done, its priority is automatically reset. Written in Rust using the ratatui library, basilk provides vim-style navigation throughout. In the projects view, use j/k or arrow keys to navigate, n to create a project, r to rename, d to delete, and Enter to open a project. In the tasks view, n creates a task, r renames, d deletes, Enter changes the task status, and p changes priority. Press Esc or h to return to the projects view, and q to quit. Projects display a color-coded completion indicator based on the ratio of done tasks: dark gray at 0%, magenta up to 50%, yellow up to 99%, and green at 100%. All data is stored in a versioned JSON file with automatic schema migration between versions.
参数
- --version
- Display the version number and exit
FAQ
What is the basilk command used for?
basilk is a terminal user interface (TUI) application for managing tasks with minimal kanban logic. It organizes work into projects, each containing tasks that move through three status columns: Up Next, On Going, and Done. Tasks can also be assigned a priority level from 1 (highest) to 3 (lowest), or 0 for no priority. When a task is marked as Done, its priority is automatically reset. Written in Rust using the ratatui library, basilk provides vim-style navigation throughout. In the projects view, use j/k or arrow keys to navigate, n to create a project, r to rename, d to delete, and Enter to open a project. In the tasks view, n creates a task, r renames, d deletes, Enter changes the task status, and p changes priority. Press Esc or h to return to the projects view, and q to quit. Projects display a color-coded completion indicator based on the ratio of done tasks: dark gray at 0%, magenta up to 50%, yellow up to 99%, and green at 100%. All data is stored in a versioned JSON file with automatic schema migration between versions.
How do I run a basic basilk example?
Run `basilk` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --version do in basilk?
Display the version number and exit