Module todo_lib::todotxt

Structs

• Recurrence
• Task

Enums

• CompletionMode
  What to do with priority on task completion. For case RemovePriority it is impossible to restore the original priority when taks is undone
• Period

Constants

• DUE_TAG
• DUE_TAG_FULL
• NO_PRIORITY
  Empty priority - means a todo do not have any priority set
• REC_TAG
• REC_TAG_FULL
• THR_TAG
• THR_TAG_FULL

Functions

• business_days_between
• char_to_priority
• days_in_month
• extract_contexts
• extract_hashtags
• extract_projects
• extract_tags
• format_date
• format_priority
• parse_date
  Input string must a date in format “Year-Month-Day”. If a date is incorrect one (e.g., month is greater than 12), an error is returned. Special case: if “Day” is greater than the number of days in a month, but it is between 1 and 31, the day is set to the last day of the month. Example, “2019-02-30” becomes “2019-02-28”.
• parse_priority
  Parse a string as a priority, returns an error if the string is not a valid priority. A string must be a capital Latin letter enclosed in parentheses.
• priority_to_char
• replace_word
  Replaces a word with another one. If new is empty, it removed the old value. A word is a group of characters between spaces(start and end of the string are virtual spaces).
• split_tag
  Split tag into its name and value if possible. Input string must be a correct tag: “name:value”, where name contains only alpha-numeric characters(Unicode letters are supported), and value is a non-empty string. If a string is incorrect tag, the function returns None.
• str_to_priority