Todonzo is the perfect companion for any busy programmer, constantly focused on a terminal writing code or typing commands. The system is relatively easy to use and fast to interface with any application you want (e.g., vim). The application uses libnotify to trigger notifications, but it can easily be interfaced with any notification routine you wish to use.
Todonzo uses the standard CMake approach. Create a "build" folder, jump into it, and run your CMake command:
git clone https://github.com/nardinan/todonzo
cd todonzo
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
Then, go with an easy-peasy make:
make
sudo make install
Great! Todonzo is now installed. However, you may want him to check if some notification needs to be triggered now and then. To do that, feel free to use cron: we can ask our friend cron to check for pending notifications every minute:
app_todonzo=`which todonzo` && user_environment=`env` && cat <<EOF | sudo tee /etc/cron.d/todonzo
$user_environment
* * * * * $USER . /home/$USER/.profile ; $app_todonzo -r
EOF
{required parameter}
[optional parameter]
(syntax)
The easiest way to use Todonzo to push a new notification is:
todonzo -a "Call the boss to validate the details of the USS Sulaco" +1day
Todonzo will notify you tomorrow at the same time.
todonzo -a "Check progresses in the main branch" +1week @10
Todonzo will notify you next week, same weekday, at 10 AM.
todonzo -a "Discuss with the team the MU-TH-UR 6000 project" @17
Todonzo will notify you today at 5 PM.