yeaGTD

yeaGTD is an acronym for "yaml encoded approach to getting things done". Either a command line or a wxPython-based graphical interface can be used to Create both simple and repeating projects, to make backups, to add tasks, to mark tasks complete, to open project files for editing in your favorite editor and to perform other convenient actions. Data is stored in a collection of simple text files, one for each project, using `yaml` (yet another markup language) - a simple, human-readable and writable data-serialization format. Flexible recurrence rules can be used to specify repeated projects. The following project, for example, would remind you to get a haircut starting on May 18, 2007 and then repeating on the Friday that falls two weeks after the last haircut: Agenda: Get a haircutend: 2007-05-18repeat:byweekday: FR Frequency: WEEKLYinterval: 2next: restarttasks:- a: Get a haircut c: Errands Context, project and date views are supported and output can be filtered in a variety of ways including Fuzzy project and context matching. Output can optionally be printed or sent to standard output in several formats including html and latex. New: Improved command line interface. It is now possible to create both tasks and projects from the command line, the latter using a wizard-like series of prompts for project Details, and to move tasks from one project to another. Minor bug fixes.