Copy conf/taskwrangle.l.template to conf/taskwrangle.l and edit the copied
file to suit your needs, then run ./install.sh. To toggle un/install-mode or
customize installation locations use flags (see ./install.sh -h for details)
or for greater control edit ./install.sh directly.
After install (and presuming your PATH is sane), run taskwrangle -h for
details. To get a quick overview of the available functions, run
taskwrangle help | less -S.
I was frustrated by various task-management systems I gave up on over the years (mainly due to them being over-engineered for my needs, and my never having the time to become a "task-management guru" just to have a hierarchical TODO system). From those experiences and some good takeaways from working with trouble-ticket and project-management systems over the years, I know very much what I want in a personal task-management system, and more importantly - what I don't want. For that reason, when Joe Bogner posted a mini task-management demo-app on the Picolisp site I got enthusiastic while playing with it and developed it to the point that I found useful as a real-world app. For the sake of getting input from others (and in case anyone else would like to use it) I've uploaded it.
Copyright © 2016-2017 Rowan Thorpe. Initially based entirely on a taskdb
demo-app posted by Joe Bogner at the Picolisp wiki
on 24 August 2016, and has been developed extensively from there. As best as I
could ascertain by enquiring, that blog post either falls under Public Domain,
or the MIT license (I didn't receive a conclusive answer yet). Either way this
usage is covered. I will add appropriate copyright-header for that content
if/when I receive a clearer answer about that.
Taskwrangle is distributed under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 or greater.