I made this for my personal needs and there are NO TESTS as of yet, so PLEASE BE CAREFUL not to obliterate your Todoist in some way. todoist-cli is limited to creating, listing and completing tasks and deliberately abstracts more complex operations away. My general recommendation is to create tasks with CLI specific label, so that you can at least identify or even filter and delete the tasks somewhat efficiently should something inconvenient happen.
This software is distributed under MIT license.
A CLI tool scoped for listing, creating and completing Todoist tasks.
Usage:
$ [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...Options:
--install-completion: Install completion for the current shell.--show-completion: Show completion for the current shell, to copy it or customize the installation.--help: Show this message and exit.
Commands:
completelistnew
Usage:
$ complete [OPTIONS] [TASK_ID]Arguments:
[TASK_ID]: ID of the task to complete
Options:
-f, --filter TEXT: Filter for tasks e.g. '(overdue|today)' [default: '(overdue|today)']-i, --interactive / -n, --no-interactive: Interactive mode [default: True]--help: Show this message and exit.
Usage:
$ list [OPTIONS]Options:
-f, --filter TEXT: Filter for tasks e.g. '(overdue|today)'-o, --order TEXT: Ordering(s) for the tasks, accepted values aretimeortandpriorityorp-s, --short: Will display only short version of table (date, task content, priority and labels) [default: False]--help: Show this message and exit.
Usage:
$ new [OPTIONS] [CONTENT]Arguments:
[CONTENT]: Content of the task
Options:
-s, --desc, --description TEXT: Long description for the task-p, --prio, --priority TEXT: Priority for the task, accepted values areP1,P2,P3andP4-l, --label TEXT: Label(s) for the task-r, --project TEXT: Project that task should belong under, default is Inbox-d, --date TEXT: Date time for tasks (accepts all the date formats allowed in Todoist interface in plain text)-i, --interactive / -n, --no-interactive: Interactive mode [default: True]--help: Show this message and exit.