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2020-09-06 19:48:35 +02:00
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FILENAME = "data"
menu_width = 27
controls_lines = 8
controls_lines = 9
editing = False
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stdscr.addstr(instructions_start + 1, 0, "UP/DOWN - Move selection")
stdscr.addstr(instructions_start + 2, 0, "LEFT/RIGHT - Switch section")
stdscr.addstr(instructions_start + 3, 0, "SPACE - Change task status")
stdscr.addstr(instructions_start + 4, 0, "p - Add new project")
stdscr.addstr(instructions_start + 5, 0,"t - Add new task to project")
stdscr.addstr(instructions_start + 6, 0,"DEL - Delete selected item")
stdscr.addstr(instructions_start + 7, 0,"q - Quit")
stdscr.addstr(instructions_start + 4, 0, "DEL - Delete selected item")
stdscr.addstr(instructions_start + 5, 0, "p - Add new project")
stdscr.addstr(instructions_start + 6, 0, "t - Add new task to project")
stdscr.addstr(instructions_start + 7, 0, "r - rename selected item")
stdscr.addstr(instructions_start + 8, 0, "q - Quit")

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Download the file from the [releases page](https://github.com/SemvdH/terminal-project-management/releases) and run `python console-gui.py`
# Usage
https://github.com/lukesampson/scoop/wiki/Creating-an-app-manifest
The tool is made to be used in a side window, preferably half the size of your screen, but it works in all
window sizes.
The application is navigated using the arrow keys and certain shortcut keys. The controls are also listed at the bottom of the application:
![controls image](controls.png)
- up / down arrow - move selection
- this selects a different project or task
- left / right arrow - switch section
- this switches between selecting tasks or projects
- space - change task status
- there are 4 states a task can be in: Done, Idle, Working and no state. By default all newly added tasks are in No state but you can cycle through these using the space bar.
- delete key - deletes selected project or task.
- p - adds a new project
- t - adds a new task to the currently selected project
- r - rename selected project or task
- q - exit the application