Marty Oehme
b6e3af4593
`td` will display things that are either due today or in the past, or scheduled today or in the past. `TD` will _only_ display things that are explicitly due today or in the past.
56 lines
1.6 KiB
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56 lines
1.6 KiB
Bash
#!/usr/bin/env sh
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# invoking t starts the task shell
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# passing arguments along passes them straight through to taskwarrior instead
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t() {
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# check for existence of tasksh before doing this whole song and dance
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if type tasksh >/dev/null 2>&1 && [ "$#" -eq 0 ]; then
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tasksh
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else
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task "$@"
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fi
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}
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# copy the `task` zsh completions over to my little alias 😉
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# FIXME: this is not very pretty and not super portable (needs ps) but
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# works for now. from here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/72564/414758
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if echo "$SHELL" | grep -q zsh; then
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if exist task && [ "$(ps -p $$ -o comm --no-headers)" = "zsh" ]; then compdef t=task; fi
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fi
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alias ta="task add"
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alias tal="task log"
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alias tan="task annotate"
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alias tn="task next +READY"
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alias td="task +TODAY or +OVERDUE or sched.before:tom" # scheduled and due for today or before
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alias TD="task +TODAY or +OVERDUE" # DUE today or before
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alias tun="task next urgency \> 4"
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if exist timew; then
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alias tra="task active && timew"
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else
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alias tra="task active"
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fi
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alias tdd="task end.after:today all" # done doday
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alias tdy="task end.after:yesterday all" # done yesterday-today
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alias tdw="task end.after:today-1wk completed" # done this week
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alias tad="task +ACTIVE done"
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alias tas="task +ACTIVE stop"
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alias to="task note"
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#---
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# Additional idea repository
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idea() {
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if [ "$1" = "note" ]; then
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shift
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idean "$@"
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fi
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task rc.data.location="$TASK_DATA_IDEA" "$@"
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}
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idean() {
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topen --task-data "$TASK_DATA_IDEA" --notes-dir "$TASK_DATA_IDEA/notes" "$@"
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}
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