Linux command
todo.txt-cli 命令
安全
权限或系统影响较大，执行前请核对目标。
常用示例
Add a new task
todo.sh add "[Buy groceries +shopping @errands]"
List all tasks
todo.sh list
List tasks matching term
todo.sh list "[search term]"
Mark task as done
todo.sh do [1]
Set priority on task
todo.sh pri [1] [A]
Append text to task
todo.sh append [1] "[additional text]"
Archive completed tasks
todo.sh archive
Delete a task
todo.sh del [1]
说明
todo.txt-cli (todo.sh) is a shell script for managing tasks in a plain text file. It follows the todo.txt format, which uses simple conventions for priorities, projects (+project), contexts (@context), and dates. Tasks are stored in todo.txt, one per line. Completed tasks are optionally archived to done.txt. The plain text format ensures portability and compatibility with any text editor, sync service, or scripting tool. The script supports tab completion for priorities, contexts, and projects. Configuration is done through a .todo.cfg file which can customize colors, file locations, and default behaviors. Install via package manager or Homebrew: `brew install todo-txt`
参数
- -f
- Force actions without confirmation.
- -h
- Display help.
- -p
- Plain mode (no colors).
- -a
- Don't auto-archive done tasks.
- -n
- Don't preserve line numbers.
- -t
- Don't prepend date on add.
- -v
- Verbose mode.
- -V
- Display version.
- -d _file_
- Use alternate config file.
FAQ
What is the todo.txt-cli command used for?
todo.txt-cli (todo.sh) is a shell script for managing tasks in a plain text file. It follows the todo.txt format, which uses simple conventions for priorities, projects (+project), contexts (@context), and dates. Tasks are stored in todo.txt, one per line. Completed tasks are optionally archived to done.txt. The plain text format ensures portability and compatibility with any text editor, sync service, or scripting tool. The script supports tab completion for priorities, contexts, and projects. Configuration is done through a .todo.cfg file which can customize colors, file locations, and default behaviors. Install via package manager or Homebrew: `brew install todo-txt`
How do I run a basic todo.txt-cli example?
Run `todo.sh add "[Buy groceries +shopping @errands]"` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -f do in todo.txt-cli?
Force actions without confirmation.