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#+AUTHOR: David Moc
#+EMAIL: personal@cdatgoose.org
* Tasker
Tasker is a simple task tracker written in Haskell.
It includes optional shell completion support for:
- fish
- bash
* Install
** Installer:
#+begin_src shell
./install.sh
#+end_src
This builds the executable with Cabal and installs it to:
- =/usr/local/bin/tasker=
The installer also detects your current shell and installs the matching completion file when available.
For fish, it installs:
- =/usr/share/fish/vendor_completions.d/tasker.fish=
For bash, it installs:
- =/usr/share/bash-completion/completions/tasker=
If a manpage is available, it is installed to:
- =/usr/local/share/man/man1/tasker.1=
** Manual:
#+begin_src shell
./install.sh --shell fish
./install.sh --shell bash
./install.sh --shell all
./install.sh --shell none
#+end_src
To skip installing the manpage:
#+begin_src shell
./install.sh --no-man
#+end_src
* Build only
To build Tasker without installing it:
#+begin_src shell
cabal build exe:tasker
#+end_src
You can locate the built executable with:
#+begin_src shell
cabal list-bin exe:tasker
#+end_src
Then copy it manually to a directory on your =$PATH=, for example:
#+begin_src shell
cp "$(cabal list-bin exe:tasker)" ~/.local/bin/tasker
#+end_src
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