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Taskr

java maven MIT License

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About

Taskr is a Java-based CLI to easily manage your tasks through your terminal.

Key features:

  • Persists tasks locally in a simple tasks.txt file.
  • Validates status and priority against defined patterns.
  • Full CRUD operations for tasks.
  • Generates UUID-based IDs to avoid collisions in the local file.
  • Uses 1-based indexing for list and delete commands to improve usability.

Requirements

  • Java 21+
  • Maven 3.9+

Getting Started

1. Build

mvn clean package

This will create an executable JAR at target/taskr.jar.

2. Run

Pick the option that fits your workflow:

Option 1 — Direct JAR execution

# Linux / macOS
java -jar target/taskr.jar [command] [options]
 
# Windows
java -jar target\taskr.jar [command] [options]

Option 2 — Wrapper script

# Linux / macOS 
chmod +x taskr # (first time only: make it executable)
./taskr [command] [options]
 
# Windows
taskr.bat [command] [options]

Option 3 — System-wide alias (run taskr from anywhere)

Linux / macOS — add to your .bashrc or .zshrc:

alias taskr='java -jar /full/path/to/taskr/target/taskr.jar'

Then reload your profile:

source ~/.bashrc   # or source ~/.zshrc

Windows — add to your PowerShell profile ($PROFILE):

function taskr { java -jar "C:\full\path\to\taskr\target\taskr.jar" @args }

Then reload:

. $PROFILE

Usage

Quick reference. For full details, run taskr --help.

Usage: taskr [command] [options]

Commands:
  add <title> [options]         Create a new task.
  list [options]                List all tasks or list tasks by status.
  update <index> [options]      Update task title, status and/or priority.
  delete <index> [options]      Delete a task.

Examples:
  $ taskr add "Clean node_modules"
  $ taskr add "Study Java" -p "high"
  $ taskr list
  $ taskr list -s "todo"
  $ taskr update 2 -t "New Task Title"
  $ taskr update 3 -p "high"
  $ taskr update 4 -s "in-progress"
  $ taskr update 5 -t "New Task Title" -p "medium" -s "in-progress"
  $ taskr delete 6

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