A simple Rust CLI to manage to-do lists.

Tasky CLI is a lightweight command-line tool written in Rust for managing to-do lists. It supports adding, listing, removing, and marking tasks as done, with colorful output and JSON storage.

Designed for beginners, Tasky CLI is ideal for:

• Learning Rust
• Contributing to open source
• Organizing tasks on Windows (CMD/PowerShell), Linux, or macOS

See tasky.txt for a detailed project overview.

• Add tasks:

  tasky-cli add "Buy milk"

• List tasks: (colorized output)

  tasky-cli list

• Remove tasks:

  tasky-cli remove 0

• Mark tasks as done:

  tasky-cli done 0

• JSON storage: Tasks stored in tasks.json

• Cross-platform: Works on CMD, PowerShell, Linux, macOS

Planned features:

• Due dates
• Priority tags
• JSON output enhancements

Follow the instructions at rust-lang.org or run:

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh

• On Windows, follow the rustup-init.exe prompts.

cargo install tasky-cli

git clone https://github.com/MrGranday/tasky.git
cd tasky
cargo build
cargo run -- add "Test task"
cargo run -- list

reg add HKCU\Console /v VirtualTerminalLevel /t REG_DWORD /d 1

# Add a new task
tasky-cli add "Finish homework"
# List all tasks
tasky-cli list
# Mark a task as done
tasky-cli done 0
# Remove a task
tasky-cli remove 0

Tasky CLI welcomes beginners! We aim for 90%+ beginner contributors.

Steps to get started:

1. Read CONTRIBUTING.md for guidance.

2. Check issues for good first issue tasks, such as:

   • Adding a --done command
   • Supporting due dates
   • Improving documentation

3. Open a pull request — no experience needed! We’ll guide you.

Tasky CLI is licensed under the MIT License.

• Questions: GitHub Issues
• Join discussions: Rust Discord, r/rust
• Share your progress: Use #rustlang or #tasky on X (Twitter)

Happy task managing! 🦀