Task-Manager

A no frills task manager that's really intuitive and simple to use.

Index

• UI
  • New Project
  • New Task
  • Task Status
  • Controls
  • Project Tabs
  • Remove Project
  • Remove All Tasks
  • Status Toggle
  • Remove Task
• Installation
• Interface
• REST API

UI

New Project

Enter the project name that you want to store your tasks under.

New Task

Describe the task that you need to accomplish.

Task Status

The task can be entered as open or close.

Task Priority

You can select priorities between Low, Medium, and High. It defaults to Medium.

Task Due Date

You can set a due date for your task. If the date passes, it will turn red in the task listing.

Controls

Clicking on the Add button will add the new task and create a new project if it does not already exist.

Clicking on the Reset button will reset the fields.

Project tabs

Any projects that are created will be displayed here in the tab area. Clickin on the tab switches you to that project.

Remove Project

Clicking on this will remove the currently active project along with all of it's corresponding tasks.

Remove all tasks

Clicking this will remove all tasks from the active project, but leave the project active.

Status toggle

Clicking this will toggle the tasks from open to close.

Remove task

Clicking this will remove that tasks from the project.

Installation

First of all you have to prepare your environment. Select a location where you want to store the files. I will use Projects as my example. I'm also on a linux machine, but you should be able to figure it out for any other platform.

Create a virtual environment

mkdir Projects
cd Projects
git clone https://github.com/clamytoe/Task-Manager.git

The rest depends on your preferred method of managing virtual environments.

Conda env

conda env create -f environment.yml
make sync

Python venv

python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
make sync

Starting the server

For the develpment server run:

make dev

For the production server:

make prod

Using the application

Simply open up a browser to:

dev: localhost:5000

prod: localhost:8000

and play around with it :).

Interface

Makefile commands

Use make help to see the commands that are available:

Task Manager — Makefile Commands
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make dev         Run Flask development server
make prod        Run Gunicorn production server
make test        Run tests
make clean       Remove caches and artifacts
make reset       Rebuild environment