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https://github.com/kevindavus/personal-goals-cli

Simple CLI for managing your personal goals
https://github.com/kevindavus/personal-goals-cli

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Simple CLI for managing your personal goals

Host: GitHub
URL: https://github.com/kevindavus/personal-goals-cli
Owner: kevindavus
License: mit
Created: 2017-08-07T17:43:45.000Z (over 7 years ago)
Default Branch: master
Last Pushed: 2017-11-16T17:30:28.000Z (almost 7 years ago)
Last Synced: 2024-05-16T16:40:39.056Z (6 months ago)
Language: JavaScript
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Size: 394 KB
Stars: 26
Watchers: 1
Forks: 1
Open Issues: 0
Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE

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README

Personal Goals CLI
==================
Inspired by [Una Kravets](http://una.im/personal-goals-guide)
Simple way to create and manage weekly/monthly/yearly/other goals

To use: `yarn global add personal-goals-cli`
make sure to set the active directory and where to store your README although they will default to the folder you first call `goals` from.

```
goals cfg dir '/users/me/projects/personal-goals/goals'

goals cfg readme '/users/me/projects/personal-goals/'
```
They can be the same, I just like the goals contained in their own folder 😀

# Examples:

All commands will start with `goals`

## Creating a new goal

You can use `new` or `n` to create a new goal followed by the type (`yearly` or `y`, `monthly` or `m`, `weekly` or `w`, `other` or `o`).

The default is `weekly`
```
goals new w 'Play with puppies' #creates a new weekly goal

goals n other 'Work on a cool side project' #creates a new 'other' goal

goals n y 'Be kind' #creates a new yearly goal

goals n y 'Contribute to open source'

goals n y 'Write more blog posts'
```

## Marking a goal as completed

You can use `complete` or `c` to mark a goal as completed followed by the type (`yearly` or `y`, `monthly` or `m`, `weekly` or `w`, `other` or `o`).

The default is `weekly`
```
goals complete w #will list all weekly goals and allow you to choose which to mark as completed

goals c #will list all weekly goals and allow you to choose which to mark as completed

goals c y #will list all yearly goals and allow you to choose which to mark as completed
```

## Listing Goals

You can use `ls` or `list` to list goals followed by the type (`yearly` or `y`, `monthly` or `m`, `weekly` or `w`, `other` or `o`, `completed` or `c`, or `all` or `a`).

The default is `all`
```
goals ls #lists all goals

goals list #lists all goals

goals ls c #lists all completed goals

goals list y #lists all yearly goals

goals ls weekly #lists all weekly goals
```

## Changing Config

You can use `config` or `cfg` to manage the configuration settings

Possible configuration keys are `dir`, `readme`, `types`, `alias`, `focus`, and `title`

The `dir` is where your goals reside and `readme` is where you want the README.md to be generated

```
goals cfg dir '/users/me/projects/personal-goals/goals'

goals cfg readme '/users/me/projects/personal-goals/'

goals conf focus w 'getting enough sleep'

goals config focus weekly 'getting more involved in communities'

goals cfg title weekly 'Shit I need to do this week'

goals cfg type today #creates a new goal of type 'today'

goals cfg alias t today #creates an alias for today so you can shorten it to 't'

goals cfg clear type t #for when you want to delete a goal type

goals config clear #will clear all config settings

goals config clear focus #will delete the all focuses

goals config ls #will list the current config settings
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## Clearing Goals

You can use `clear` or `clr` to clear goal followed by the type (`yearly` or `y`, `monthly` or `m`, `weekly` or `w`, `other` or `o`, `completed` or `c`, or `all` or `a`).

The default is `all`
```
goals clr #deletes all goals

goals clear weekly #deletes all weekly goals

goals clr c #deletes all completed goals
```

## Deleting Specific Goals

You can use `delete`, `d`, or `del` to delete a goal followed by the type (`yearly` or `y`, `monthly` or `m`, `weekly` or `w`, `other` or `o`, `completed` or `c`, or `all` or `a`).

The default is `weekly`
```
goals del #lists weekly goals and will allow you to choose which to delete

goals delete y #lists yearly goals and will allow you to choose which to delete

goals d month #lists monthly goals and will allow you to choose which to delete
```

For each new goal, a README is generated in the directory specified by the `dir` configuration. You'll see the goals for this project in the `goals` driectory

### README:
The generated README will be in the following format where the order of the goals is configurable. Just edit the generated README and reorder as you wish

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Personal Goals
==============
Personal goals made open source for accessibility across computers I use, transparency, accountability, and versioning. Learn more about it [here](http://una.im/personal-goals-guide).

Generated by the [personal-goals-cli](https://github.com/kevindavus/personal-goals-cli)

# Overarching Goals:

* [ ] Be Kind
* [ ] Contribute To Open Source
* [ ] Write More Blog Posts

### This Week's Focus: Be Awesome.

# Sep 4th, 2017

### Things I'll Do This Week:

* [x] Play With Puppies _- September 6th 2017_

### Things I'll Do This Month ( September 2017 ):

* [ ] Read A Book
* [ ] Submit A CFP For A Conference

### Other Goals:

* [ ] Work On A Cool Side Project

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