Yaru is a command line tool that manages simple tasks.

The word "yaru(やる)" means "do" in Japanese.

To add a new task, simply run yaru add TASK.

And then, run yaru current to show what to do right now.

$ yaru add "debug ios app"
$ yaru current
debug ios app

When you have got interrupted by the other task, use a subcommand called "insert". The new task is inserted at head of your task list.

You can see all tasks in your list using subcommand called "all".

$ yaru insert "code review #12345"
$ yaru current
code review #12345
$ yaru all
code review #12345
debug ios app

When you completed your task, run yaru next to mark current task as completed and start next task.

$ yaru next
$ yaru current
debug ios app

Use Mint to install Yaru.

$ mint install hiragram/yaru@main
🌱 Cloning yaru main
🌱 Resolving package
🌱 Building package
🌱 Installed yaru main
🌱 Linked yaru main to /Users/hiragram/.mint/bin

Make sure Mint's link path is included in PATH.

$ yaru init

This command creates ~/.yaru.yml. Tasks are stored in this file.

Add to ~/.zshrc.

precmd() {
  YARU_CURRENT=`yaru current`
  PROMPT_YARU_CURRENT="%K{yellow}%F{black}${YARU_CURRENT}%f%k"
  RPROMPT="${PROMPT_YARU_CURRENT}"
}

then, current task is shown in the right side of terminal.

Yaru is made for my personal use, so its implementation is so rough. PRs are welcome.

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