DoToDos README

Go to Quick Guide if you don't want to read my life's story... After trying multiple vscode todo extensions I've decided to make my own so I can finally have a simple tool to track my tasks without any crazy features. No graphs, no complicated lists, no time tracking... Just create a file with .dotodos extension and add new tasks! I didn't use .todo to prevent interfering with other extensions if you want to still use them!

Quick Guide

Create file with .dotodos extension.

ctrl + enter - Marks line of text as task. ctrl + d - Toggle task state (check/uncheck). ctrl + shift + a - Archives done tasks. enter - Creates new task automatically when pressed at the end of a task line. tab - Indents the entire task line when pressed anywhere within a task line.

You can divide tasks into blocks by adding titles like Some Task Group: - just add text with : at the end.

Features

Tasks

Tasks are text lines with specific characters at the start of the line (first non-white space character).

☐ - for task to do ☑ - for completed task

Sections

Section divides tasks into smaller blocks. It could be a module name or a feature or anything you like. Sections will have counters with done/all tasks.

Auto-Task Creation

When you press Enter at the end of a task line, a new task will be automatically created on the next line with the same indentation level.

Task Indentation

Press Tab anywhere within a task line to indent the entire line, making it easy to organize tasks hierarchically.

Archiving

User can archive tasks marked as done. It will remove them from the list and put in Archived: section under. If this section is not yet created, archiving will create it.

1.0.0

Initial release of ToDoDos