A simple CLI to organize your workflow
- ⚡ Productivity Boost
- 🎯 Minimalistic
- 🐙 GitHub Integration
- 📈 Progress Tracking
- 📁 Project Organization
Frost is a command-line interface designed to help manage projects efficiently. It provides various features to streamline project organization and enhance productivity. It is intended to be used as a personal tool for organizing individual work (rather than for team work).
npm install -g frost-cliTo configure the CLI run:
frost initThis will asks for:
- Your github token
- Your usual editor
- The path where to save projects locally
To update one of the the previous configurations run:
frost update [config] [value]frost list lists all the projects.
frost create [project] creates a new project.
By default will create and configure also a github repo. This behavior is customizable, see frost help create.
frost remove [project] deletes a project.
You can delete the github repo, the local version, or both. See frost help remove.
frost select [project] selects a project.
By running this you can omit the [project] argument in commands like open, status, or task since they will refer to the selected project.
frost open [project] opens a project.
How many times have you started a project and abandoned it after a while? One mistake that is often made is feature overload. Start with small, easily achievable goals that define the overall structure of your project. Whenever you complete something and see a nice green color you will get dopamine which will keep you addicted 🔁
frost task --assign [project] assigns a task to a project.
frost task --complete [task] [project] marks a task as completed.
frost status [options] [project] shows the selected project tasks. For a global view you can use the -A flag.
You can use subtask to to break down a task into smaller goals, as the name suggests.
For a more complete experience feel free to explore all the features. Run frost help and enjoy! 🍀