work 0.3.0

A simple cli todo manager
# Work: a terminal todo manager

![screencapture](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/g-w1/work/master/pics/out.gif)

## Features:

- [x] use a sqlite database with [rusqlite]https://docs.rs/rusqlite/0.23.1/rusqlite/

- [x] command line parsing with [clap.rs]https://clap.rs

- [x] fuzzy finder built in with [skim]https://github.com/lotabout/skim

- [x] config file parsing with [confy]https://crates.io/crates/confy

## Instructions:

``work ls`` to list all of your events.
Ex:
```
[user@hostname ~]$ work ls
________________________________________
DONE| ID| SUMMARY
----------------------------------------
| 1 | test
❌ | 2 | another another test
✅ | 3 | another test
----------------------------------------
```

``work add <string of an event to add>`` add an event. Ex: ``work add "test"``

``work rm <event id>`` to remove an event. Ex: ``work rm 1``

``work rm fzf`` to remove an event or multiple through a fuzzy finder. Search through the events and press tab to select multiple.

``work rm all`` delete the whole database of events.

``work edit <event id>`` get to a prompt to edit an event. This will allow you to edit the name and make it done. Ex: ``work edit 1``

``work edit fzf`` the same as ``work rm fzf`` except multiple are not allowed.

``work done <event id>`` Mark an event as done. Ex: ``work done 1``

``work done fzf`` the same as ``work rm fzf`` except marking events done. Multiple *are* allowed.

## Configuration:

You will find a `worktodo.toml` file in `~/.config/worktodo/` this is the method of configuration. The settings are self explanatory. The config file will be auto generated on the first use of work.

``~/.config/worktodo/worktodo.toml``
```toml
emojis = true
backticks = true
verbose = true
show_id_in_ls = true
ask_for_confirm = true
```

## Database:

The database file will be stored at ``~/.local/share/worktodo/work.db`` It is a sqlite database.

## Limits:

- Only works on unix systems for now (I dont have any windows stuff to test on for now).

## Install:

It is on crates.io. Yay!

```bash
cargo install work
```