Taskim is a terminal-based task manager built with Rust and ratatui. It provides a Vim-inspired interface for managing tasks, navigating months, and customizing your workflow.

• Monthly Calendar View:
  Visualize your tasks in a month grid, with navigation for days, weeks, months, and years.
• Task Management:
  • Add, edit, and delete tasks for any date.
  • Tasks can have titles and optional content/comments.
  • Mark tasks as complete/incomplete.
  • Reorder tasks within a day.
• Vim-style Keybindings:
  • Navigate with h, j, k, l or arrow keys.
  • Insert tasks above/below (O/o), delete (dd/x), yank/copy (y), paste (p/P), and undo/redo (u/control-r).
  • Command mode (:) for advanced actions (e.g., go to date, toggle wrap, show/hide keybinds).
  • Search tasks with / and move through matches with n/N.
• Recurring Tasks:
  Preview upcoming occurrences before committing, spawn follow-up tasks automatically on completion, or generate entire series upfront.
• Scramble Mode:
  Toggle (s) to obscure task names for privacy.
• Customizable UI:
  • Colors and keybindings are configurable via config.yml.
  • Toggle keybind help bar and UI wrap mode.

1. Build and Run: For this you can either clone the repo and use:

   cargo run --release

   Or, you can run

   cargo install taskim
   taskim
   

2. Configuration:
   • Copy or edit config.yml in the project root to customize appearance and controls.
3. Exit
   • Quit with q or command mode :wq

The goal of this TUI was to replicate the features of the previous task manager I have been using but be fully usable without a mouse using VIM motions.

At this point, the TUI is usable for me, but if there is some feature you would like to see, please let me know! (open an issue or PR)

• :q, :quit, :wq, :x Quit the application.

• :help, :help <command> Show help for command mode.

• :seekeys, :set seekeys
  Show keybindings bar.

• :nokeys, :set nokeys
  Hide keybindings bar.

• :wrap, :set wrap
  Enable UI text wrapping.

• :nowrap, :set nowrap
  Disable UI text wrapping.

• :r/<pattern>
  Preview and apply recurrence patterns for the selected task (see “Recurring Tasks” for examples). Use :r/clear to remove recurrence metadata.

• :MM/DD/YYYY, :YYYY-MM-DD, :DD, :YYYY Jump to a specific date in the calendar.

• Quick motions: With a task selected in normal mode, press r followed by d, w, m, or y to preview daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly recurrences. The calendar temporarily shows every upcoming instance and prompts you to <Enter> to confirm or <Esc> to cancel.
• Advanced patterns: Command mode supports :r/<pattern> where patterns can mix weekday letters (mtwrfsu), month-day lists (1,15), optional occurrence limits, and the /a suffix to create the full series immediately. Examples:
  • :r/mtwfr – recur on weekdays.
  • :r/1,15/mtwrf – recur on the 1st and 15th that fall on weekdays.
  • :r/su/30 – recur on weekends for 30 total occurrences.
  • :r/mtwrfsu/10/a – create ten daily tasks upfront.
• Lifecycle: New occurrences appear automatically when you complete a recurring task (unless you chose /a). Deleting any task in the chain stops future spawning, and recurring metadata can be cleared with :r/clear.

• For the color customization options outside of the named colors, I use the Ratatui indexed colors. You can see how the numbers correspond to the colors here.