Small utility cli tool, to store project management related info.
PMR is short for "Project Management Resources", but can be interpreted as an abbreviation of "Project Manager".
Install globally with composer:
composer global require jascha030/pmr-cli
The CLI tool consists of two console commands.
Use the init command to create a .pm.toml
resource file.
pmr init
This will run you through a couple of questions asking if you want to add a project url for any of the following categories:
- Task Management
- Time tracking
- Git repo
- Design
Press enter if you want to skip a category.
The open command provides quick access to your provided resources.
pmr open
This will give you a list of choices like demonstrated below:
Which resource are you looking for?
[0] tasks
[1] time
[2] git
[3] All
>
Selecting 'All' (in this case 3), will open all the resource urls.
Currently, only supports Darwin (macOS) and Linux OS's. When uname -s
is Darwin
the CLI uses the open
command,
for Linux
the xdg-open
command is executed.
You might wonder...
But Jascha, why php and not, for example, Rust?
My ADD mind tends to forget what it's looking for and takes long to switch between apps and sites, so this was built out of necessity. Because of this, I wanted this tool to be built in hours instead of days or even weeks.
But Jascha, why toml?
Never used really used it, but it looked like a better version of
yaml
, I like the human readability of yaml and because toml can be parsed in many languages easily, it opens up the possibility to rebuild this app in e.g. Rust, if I ever find myself bored or wanting to practice other languages.
- Show service name in
pmr open
choice list, instead of category key (e.g. ClickUp, Everhour etc.). - Ask to overwrite existing
.pm.toml
config when runningpmr init
in directory with pre-existing config file. - Add default values for services (e.g. when selecting
Everhour
as Time tracker, populate input withhttps://app.everhour.com/
).
This composer package is an open-sourced software licensed under the MIT License