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Save AlexanderWillner/dad8bb7cead74eb7679b553e8c37f477 to your computer and use it in GitHub Desktop.
Command-line read-only interface to your local Things database of to do items.
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@kennonb Might be a good idea. I just cloned the gist to an own repository so this script can easily be extended. You might want to create an issue for this at https://github.com/AlexanderWillner/things.sh
Awesome. Will do. :)
Get this on Homebrew, please.
Is there anyway to export the notes in the CSV export?
@fulldecent Great idea. However, the GitHub repo might not have enough forks etc. to be accepted as brew Formular - Homebrew/homebrew-core#22093
@kennonb not yet an issue for this, is there?
@fulldecent you can now run brew install AlexanderWillner/tap/things.sh
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This is great! 😄
I'm wondering if there's a way to have arguments attached to the csv export? I'm trying to re-create a task report for logging. Right now I've duped the csv function and limited it to just completed tasks (by using the
stopDate) and then running a date function to restrict it to just the past 7 daysdate -v-7d +%Y-%m-%d.What I'm wondering is if it'd be possible to have an argument to pass in a custom date rather than have it hard coded? Looks like it's something to do with how the ARGS are passed into the main function. I played with a few things, but haven't gotten very far, so figured I would just ask and see.