A simple TODO app for the GNOME desktop.
LICENSE | 4 years ago | ||
README.md | 4 years ago | ||
cl-todo | 4 years ago | ||
cl-todo.asd | 4 years ago | ||
cl-todo.lisp | 4 years ago | ||
gtk-example.lisp | 4 years ago | ||
gtk-ui.lisp | 4 years ago | ||
package.lisp | 4 years ago |
A simple TODO list widget for the GNOME desktop.
Honestly, this was mostly written to give me a chance to try out Gtk+3 on Common Lisp (see this tutorial).
Simply click on cl-todo
. The app is designed to be used via keyboard shortcuts:
UP/DOWN: switch between active widgets
ENTER: Complete and remove the active task, or (if the input field is active) add a new task
ESCAPE: Close the window (every action is autosaved)
Your TODO list is saved under ~/.todo
.
Tip: Add a custom keyboard shortcut to quickly call up your TODO list. To do so, copy the executable cl-todo
to /usr/local/bin
or similar. Then (if you're in the GNOME shell) go to "Settings" -> "Keyboard shortcuts" and scroll to the +
sign at the bottom. Enter cl-todo
as the command to be executed and a key combination of your choice (I use Super
+Return
).
Requires a Common Lisp (tested on SBCL), Quicklisp, and the cl-cffi-gtk
library.
To install, simply symlink this directory into your Quicklisp local-projects
folder:
ln -s /path/to/cl-todo ~/.quicklisp/local-projects/cl-todo
Then, you can open up a REPL and use (ql:quickload :cl-todo)
to run. To produce a stand-alone executable, run (asdf:make :cl-todo)
.
add task priorities
implement directory-specific todo files (with Nautilus plugin)
© Daniel Vedder 2020