a vim interface for Taskwarrior
2021-04
After WSL 2 released, I came back to look at the TaskWarrior system again, and found taskwarrior-tui.
(An alternative is the VIT, which has longer history and has both distribution release and python version that you can install with pip.)
These programs provides similar aim to what taskwarrior.vim would like to achieve and I feel continuing this plugin is somewhat repetitive.
My personal preference goes to taskwarrior-tui. The interface is written in Rust, runs faster and has better framework setup, as well as better user interaction. I'll contribute to that project instead of continuing taskwarrior.vim.
This repo is forked from blindFS/vim-taskwarrior for maintenance and development.
taskwarrior.vim is a vim plugin that extends Taskwarrior with an interactive interface. It features a rich set of mappings and commands, is easy to customize, and makes adding, modifying, sorting, reporting and marking done, fast, easy and fun!
- Support for native Windows 10 by calling TaskWarrior from WSL (TaskWarrior need to be installed inside WSL).
- Fix
delandundobug by ignoring confirmation from shell. - Various small bugs has been fixed by browsing the issue list from the original repo.
- Fix an issue that treat multiple tags connected with
<space>as a single tag. - Fix an issue that not be able to cancel modification process.
- Merge multiple calls of shell cmd to improve performance in WSL environment.
This plugin requires Taskwarrior 2.3.0 or higher. see: https://taskwarrior.org/download/
Neovim version 0.3 is suggested. Vim version 8.x might have issues for shortcut keys. (#1)
Suggested plugins
- vim-airline for better statusline information.
- unite.vim for easier bookmark/history operations.
Either download zip file and extract in ~/.vim or use your favorite plugin manager.
- Pathogen
git clone https://github.com/xarthurx/taskwarrior.vim ~/.vim/bundle/taskwarrior.vim
- Vundle
- Add
Plugin 'xarthurx/taskwarrior.vim'to .vimrc - Run
:BundleInstall
- Add
- NeoBundle
- Add
NeoBundle 'xarthurx/taskwarrior.vim'to .vimrc - Run
:NeoBundleInstall
- Add
- vim-plug
- Add
Plug 'xarthurx/taskwarrior.vim'to .vimrc - Run
:PlugInstall
- Add
Since TaskWarrior does not provide a native Windows version, native Windows VIM users need to install it inside WSL environment. The plugin will take care of the rest.
nnoremap <buffer> A ... " add annotation
nnoremap <buffer> x ... " delete annotation.
nnoremap <buffer> o ... " open the annotation as a file.
nnoremap <buffer> a ... " create new task.
nnoremap <buffer> d ... " set the task in current line done.
nnoremap <buffer> D ... " delete field/annotation/task
nnoremap <buffer> <Space> ... " select/remove current task to selected list
nnoremap <buffer> m ... " modify current field.
nnoremap <buffer> M ... " modify current task.
nnoremap <buffer> f ... " change filter
nnoremap <buffer> r ... " change report type
nnoremap <buffer> c ... " execute a command for selected tasks/current task
nnoremap <buffer> R ... " refresh the report/clear selected list
nnoremap <buffer> q ... " quit buffer.
nnoremap <buffer> X ... " clear all completed task.
nnoremap <buffer> p ... " duplicate selected tasks
nnoremap <buffer> u ... " undo last change.
nnoremap <buffer> + ... " start task
nnoremap <buffer> - ... " stop task
nnoremap <buffer> S ... " sync with taskd server.
nnoremap <buffer> s ... " sort by this column primarily.(if already of the highest priority then switch the polarity)
nnoremap <buffer> < ... " sort by this column increasingly.(if already increasingly then increase its priority)
nnoremap <buffer> > ... " sort by this column decreasingly.(if already decreasingly then decrease its priority)
nnoremap <buffer> H ... " cycle column format left
nnoremap <buffer> L ... " cycle column format right
nnoremap <buffer> J ... " next historical entry
nnoremap <buffer> K ... " previous historical entry
nnoremap <buffer> B ... " create a bookmark for current combination
nnoremap <buffer> <F1> ... " view the documents
nnoremap <buffer> <CR> ... " show task info.
nnoremap <buffer> <TAB> ... " jump to the next column
nnoremap <buffer> <S-TAB> ... " jump to the previous column
nnoremap <buffer> <right> ... " jump to the next non-empty column
nnoremap <buffer> <left> ... " jump to the previous non-empty column
vnoremap <buffer> d ... " set done to all visual selected tasks
vnoremap <buffer> D ... " delete all visual selected tasks
vnoremap <buffer> <CR> ... " show information about visual selected tasks
vnoremap <buffer> <Space> ... " add visual selected tasks to selected list
:TW [args] " task [filter report arguments]
:TWUndo " undo the previous modification
:TWEditTaskrc " edit ~/.taskrc
:TWEditVitrc " edit ~/.vitrc
:TWDeleteCompleted " clear all completed tasks
:TWAdd " add new tasks interactively
:TWAnnotate " add an annotation
:TWComplete " mark task done
:TWDelete " deleta a task
:TWDeleteAnnotation " delete an annotation
:TWModifyInteractive " make changes to a task interactively (use with caution!)
:TWReportInfo " run the info report
:TWReportSort [args] " overide the sort method, reset to default if no arguments passed
:TWSync " synchronise with taskd server
:TWToggleReadonly " toggle readonly option
:TWToggleHLField " toggle highlight field option
:TWHistory " list history records using unite.vim
:TWHistoryClear " clear history
:TWBookmark " list bookmarks using unite.vim
:TWBookmarkClear " clear bookmarks
" default task report type
let g:task_report_name = 'next'
" custom reports have to be listed explicitly to make them available
let g:task_report_command = []
" whether the field under the cursor is highlighted
let g:task_highlight_field = 1
" can not make change to task data when set to 1
let g:task_readonly = 0
" vim built-in term for task undo in gvim
let g:task_gui_term = 1
" allows user to override task configurations. Seperated by space. Defaults to ''
let g:task_rc_override = 'rc.defaultwidth=999'
" default fields to ask when adding a new task
let g:task_default_prompt = ['due', 'description']
" whether the info window is splited vertically
let g:task_info_vsplit = 0
" info window size
let g:task_info_size = 15
" info window position
let g:task_info_position = 'belowright'
" directory to store log files defaults to taskwarrior data.location
let g:task_log_directory = '~/.task'
" max number of historical entries
let g:task_log_max = '20'
" forward arrow shown on statusline
let g:task_left_arrow = ' <<'
" backward arrow ...
let g:task_left_arrow = '>> '
" for native windows, the following two commands are used
```vim
let g:taskwarrior_cmd = 'wsl task'
let g:task_grep = 'findstr'If you experience line-wrapping issues, add the following line to your .vimrc
let g:task_rc_override = 'rc.defaultwidth=0'
If you experience task truncation (taskwarrior.vim not showing enough tasks) add the following line to your .vimrc
let g:task_rc_override = 'rc.defaultheight=0'Default scheme:
highlight default link taskwarrior_tablehead Tabline
highlight default link taskwarrior_field IncSearch
highlight default link taskwarrior_selected Visual
highlight default link taskwarrior_id VarId
highlight default link taskwarrior_project String
highlight default link taskwarrior_Status Include
highlight default link taskwarrior_priority Class
highlight default link taskwarrior_due Todo
highlight default link taskwarrior_end Keyword
highlight default link taskwarrior_description Normal
highlight default link taskwarrior_entry Special
highlight default link taskwarrior_depends Todo
highlight default link taskwarrior_tags Keyword
highlight default link taskwarrior_uuid VarId
highlight default link taskwarrior_urgency TodoFeel free to change any of above by something like below in your vimrc.
hi taskwarrior_xxx guibg = xxx guifg = xxx ctermbg = xxx ctermfg = xxx- vim-airline by bling
- unite.vim by Shougo
- webapi-vim by mattn