DevTask is a multiplatform project management tool designed to help developers keep track of their tasks within their codebase It scans your project files for comments tagged with keywords, and presents them in a user-friendly interface.
- Scans your entire project directory for task comments.
- Displays tasks in a user-friendly interface.
- Sort tasks by tag, file, date, etc.
- Provides a summary of the number of tasks, files scanned, and scan time.
- Only support comments starting with
// keywordand ending with// Datefor now. - [SOON] Supports different comment styles.
DevTask uses regular expressions to scan your project files for comments tagged with
TODO, REFACTOR or BUG (not case sensitive).
For now the date is mandatory and should be in the format DD / MM / YYYY.
These comments should follow the format:
// Todo: The task description
// Date: DD / MM / YYYY
// Todo: The task description
// can be multiline
// Date: DD / MM / YYYY
// Refactor: The refactor description
// Date: DD / MM / YYYY
// Bug: The bug description
// Date: DD / MM / YYYY
Download the latest installer from the releases page, then run:
chmod 755 devtask_linux_x64.sh
sudo ./devtask_linux_x64.shThe application will be installed to /opt/devtask.
Run with:
devtask- Install the .NET 8.0 SDK.
- Run:
git clone [email protected]:HugoGaquere/DevTask.git
cd DevTask
dotnet publish --configuration Release --runtime linux-x64 --self-contained true DevTask/DevTask.csproj -o ./publish
./publish/DevTaskComing soon.
Coming soon.
This project is developed in C#, targeting .NET 8.0, and follows the Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) architectural pattern. It uses the AvaloniaUI framework and ReactiveUI.
Here are some future improvements and features we're considering:
- Support for different comment styles
- Make the date optional
- Add dependency injection
- Add tests
- User customization options, such as custom task tags and comment styles
- Generate releases for Windows, and MacOS
Please note that this roadmap may change depending on project needs and contributions.
Contributions are welcome. Please open an issue to discuss your ideas or submit a pull request with your changes.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.