Prepared for release 0.1.2 -

- Various shortcuts added
- New dynamic list - Unscheduled
- Bug fixes
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Anis Ahmad
2021-03-15 12:59:20 +06:00
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@@ -48,7 +48,9 @@
- Today - Due Today and overdue
- Tomorrow
- Upcoming - Due in next 7 days
- Unscheduled - tasks without due date
- [ ] Integrations
- todo.txt (coming soon...)
- Google Tasks
- (Share your ideas)
- [ ] Time tracking
@@ -75,7 +77,7 @@ Done! *Manage your tasks your way!*
## :keyboard: Keyboard shortcuts
Shortcut key for a pane/element will be marked with underline.
Shortcut key for a pane/element will be **marked with underline**.
Some shortcuts are global, some are contextual.
Contextual shortcuts will be applied according to focused pane/element.
@@ -95,6 +97,8 @@ In case writing in a text input (e,g, new project/task, due date), you have to `
| Tasks | `Esc`/`h` | Go back to Projects Pane |
| Tasks | `↑`/`k`/`Shift+Tab` | Go up in task list |
| Tasks | `↓`/`j`/`Tab` | Go down in task list |
| Tasks | `c` | Clear completed tasks |
| Tasks | `d` | Delete Project |
| Task Detail | `Esc`/`h` | Go back to Tasks Pane |
| Task Detail | `Space` | Toggle task as done/pending |
| Task Detail | `d` | Set Due date |
@@ -118,8 +122,8 @@ The following diagram shows navigation shortcuts between the panels.
| P | T | D |
| | | |
| Entr=> ↓ ↑ Entr=> |
| | tab TAB | |
| <=Esc/h j k <=Esc/h |
| | / / | |
| <=Esc j k <=Esc |
| | | |
+------+----------------------+-----------------------+
```
@@ -128,7 +132,7 @@ So, what it's trying to visualize is -
- Selecting an item with `Enter` will move you to right panel. That means -
- Selecting a Project will load it's tasks and move to Tasks panel
- Selecting a Task will load task detail and move to Detail panel
- Use `Esc` or `h` (like vim) to move to left panel. Details to Tasks to Projects.
- Use `Esc` to move back to left panel. From Details to Tasks to Projects.
- To navigate a list (Project list or Task list),
- Use `↓` or `j` or `Tab` to go down
- Use `↑` or `k` or `Shift+Tab` to go up