taskbook

To copy the descriptions of one or more items to the clipboard, use the --copy/-y option followed by the task IDs. The descriptions are copied using newlines as delimiters to ensure readability when pasted.

$ tb -y 1 2 3

Taskbook provides two primary ways to visualize your data:

1. Board View: The default view when running tb without options. It displays all stored items grouped into their respective panels.
2. Timeline View: Displays all items in a chronological view based on their creation date. Use the --timeline or -i flag to access this view.

Install the Taskbook CLI globally using npm to manage tasks and notes from your terminal.

npm install --global taskbook

Taskbook uses toggle-style flags for status management. Running the command on an item will switch its state to the opposite (e.g., marking a completed task as incomplete).

• --check/-c: Toggle completion status (done/incomplete).
• --begin/-b: Toggle start status (started/not started).
• --star/-s: Toggle star status (starred/unstarred).

Taskbook provides two primary ways to visualize your data:

• Board View: Run tb without any options to see items grouped by their boards.
• Timeline View: Use --timeline/-i to see all items in a chronological timeline.

Taskbook provides different ways to visualize your data:

• Board View: Run tb without options to see all items grouped by their boards.
• Timeline View: Run tb -i (or --timeline) to see all items in a timeline based on their creation date.

Taskbook allows you to toggle various item states using their IDs:

• Complete/Incomplete: Use --check/-c to toggle the completion status.
• Start/Pause: Use --begin/-b to toggle the 'in progress' status.
• Favorite: Use --star/-s to toggle the starred status.
• Priority:
  • Set priority during creation using p:x in the description (where x is 1 for normal, 2 for medium, or 3 for high).
  • Update priority using --priority/-p followed by the item ID (prefixed with @) and the new level (1, 2, or 3).

Use the following commands to navigate your data:

• Show all items (Board View): Run tb without options to see items grouped by boards.
• Show Timeline: Use --timeline/-i to see items ordered by creation date.
• Search: Use --find/-f followed by search terms.
• List with filters: Use --list/-l followed by attributes to filter results.

Use the --list/-l option to filter items by specific attributes, or --find/-f to search for text.

Available attributes for --list:

• myboard: Items in My board
• task, tasks, todo: Items that are tasks
• note, notes: Items that are notes
• pending, unchecked, incomplete: Pending tasks
• progress, started, begun: In-progress tasks
• done, checked, complete: Completed tasks
• star, starred: Starred items

Search: Use --find/-f followed by the search term.

Use the --find / -f option followed by your search term to find specific items.

$ tb -f documentation

Taskbook provides two primary ways to visualize your data:

• Board View: The default view. Invoking tb without any options shows all items grouped by their respective boards.
• Timeline View: Use the --timeline or -i flag to list all items in a timeline based on their creation dates.

Deleted items are automatically archived and can be recovered.

• Delete: Use --delete/-d followed by the item IDs.
• Clear completed: Use --clear to remove all completed tasks across all boards (this option has no short alias).
• Restore: Use --restore/-r followed by the item IDs to bring them back.
• View Archive: Use --archive/-a to view all archived items in a timeline view.

$ tb -d 1 2
$ tb --clear
$ tb -a
$ tb -r 1 2