I continue to familiarize myself with SilverBullet. I focus on task management, from a specific perspective and use case:
- approach: the tasks index information defined on the fly (via the attributes) according to the needs of the moment and stored randomly as a distributed database.
- goal : completed tasks matter as much as current tasks and more than future work. It’s not about planning, it’s about reporting.
- use case: the events, noted on a day-to-day basis, are described with a minimal standardization which evolves over time. Two contexts of use: gardening and the activity of my association.
Task Commander
It is a toolkit for task management. Its features:
Display a list of tasks in a SilverBullet panel (css view or raw view)
Extract the tasks from the index with custom queries, editing function and input assistance
Filter and sort the list with many criteria. Export and print the list to html or md format
Update status. Navigate to the original page in the main window or in a floating window
Manipulate attributes (add, delete, rename, calculate and edit statistics) with batch processing
Use a command line with intuitive syntax
To install it, use the command "Library: Install" and this URI:
https://github.com/Baudogit/silverbullet-libraries/blob/main/TaskCommander.md