TODO-MONTH

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The tiniest little module for exporting a pretty md month of stuff to do

What it is:

A tiny node module that exports a blob of text to your clipboard when invoked. It pretty-prints your month into a series of days, with a single empty task pre-attached to each day. It pastes weekend days in full, while 3 character abbreviating all other days, so weekends stand out more. EG:

  ### 02-06-2017 - SUNDAY
  - 
  ### 03-06-2017 - Mo
  - 

This is really useful for people who like to make the most of their days, weeks, and months, and who like to use less intense todo systems like markdown editors (Marxico, IAWriter, Bear).

HOW TO USE IT:

1. npm i -g todo-month || yarn add --global todo-month
2. When in your month (like on the first): todo-month anywhere in your terminal
3. For an upcoming month (like september): todo-month 2017-09 --reverse
4. Bask in the pretty colors when the month is deposited in your clipboard
5. After the first time you fire off a todo-month ...STUFF, it'll remember your options!
6. Forever more all you'll have to do is run todo-month!

Let's get argumentative!

todo-month can be called with a dizzying number of arguments!

Arg	Longform	Accepts	Description	Example
-c	--compat	void	swith - checkboxes to git-md-compat - [ ]	todo-month -c
-r	--reverse	void	reverse the days, starting with the end of the month	todo-month -r
-n	--next	void	use the next month, instead of this/the arg one	todo-month -n
-w	--weekdays	void	don't list weekends in output month	todo-month --weekdays
-T	--title	string	replace the title, optionally use month	todo-month -T "# --mmmm-yy tasks:"
-t	--tag	string	replace the bottom categorization tag	todo-month --tag "#todo/nightly---yy"
-d	--dog	void	replaces some characters with dogfaces	todo-month --dog
-D	--moar-dog	void	replaces alot of characters with face of dog	todo-month -D
-R	--reset	void	replaces any pre-existing config with only the args of this run	todo-month -Rd
		string	takes a date string as an input, and tries to use it	todo-month 10-12-1987
-f	--format	string	explained below in detail: format each day	todo-month -f "ddd-mm"

The great formatting:

This app is capable of outputting a dizzying amount of date formats. The only nonstandard format is the one you get when you only run month-todo. If you pass it an arbitrary format string, you get that arbitrary format output! For example: todo-month -f "dddd - yy - mm"

  ### Saturday - 17 - 07
  - 
  ### Sunday - 17 - 07
  - 

Or if you really want to get wacky: todo-month -f 'yyy, dddd, dd, d, m, mm, y, bippipy yyyy'

  ### 17y, Saturday, 01, 1, 7, 07, y, bippipy 2017
  - 
  ### 17y, Sunday, 02, 2, 7, 07, y, bippipy 2017
  - 

Or simply: todo-month --reverse --dog -f 'ddd - yy'

  ### Mon 🐶 17
  - 
  ### Sun 🐶 17
  - 

And now supporting only scheduling weekdays! todo-month -w -f 'dddd'

  ### Friday
  - 
  ### Monday
  - 

These formats can also be used in the -T for title and -t for end-tag blocks, but you need to append a -- to them to get them formatted correctly. So # --mmmm-yy tasks: becomes:

  # January-18 tasks:

😊

TODO:

• refactor construction of months/days to be more modular
• implement random/even distribution of regular events
• tests interacting with the command line