Closed jowodo closed 4 weeks ago
Hi I'ved pushed a fix which makes this feature [finally] shine :D The idea is that you can organize/access multiple kanbans easily, via symbolic links and/or subfolders. I've updated the description/command to the following workflow:
Usage:
kanban init # initialize kanban in current directory
kanban add # add item interactive (adviced)
kanban show [dir with .kanban] # show global [or nested] ascii kanbanboard
...
So let's say you have multiple projects in a /project
folder:
$ cd ~/project
$ kanban init
$ mkdir projectA && cd projectA && kanban init && cd -
$ mkdir projectB && cd projectB && kanban init
$ mkdir projectC && cd projectC && kanban init && cd ~/project
$ kanban show
| TODO | | HOLD |
....
kanbans:
├─ projectA
├─ projectB/projectC
So now you can run kanban show projectA
or kanban show projectB
or kanban show projectB/projectC
to list/manage those kanban boards from here.
TLDR: it saves you from hopping between different kanban-directories to run the 'kanban' command
also read more here: https://github.com/coderofsalvation/kanban.bash?tab=readme-ov-file#nested-kanbans
Hi!
thanks for creating and maintaining this awesome piece of software! What does
kanban show status
do? Or what is it supposed to do? This is my experience:Could this maybe be some code relating to old config? Thanks!