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Name: gtd.py
Version: 0.6.15
Summary: A Fast Command-line Interface for Trello
Home-page: https://github.com/delucks/gtd.py
Author: James Luck
Author-email: me@jamesluck.com
License: BSD 3-clause
Download-URL: https://github.com/delucks/gtd.py/tarball/0.6.15
Description: gtd.py
        =======
        
        A Fast Command-line Interface for Trello
        ----------------------------------------
        
        This is a command-line tool that enables you to add, sort, and review cards on Trello rapidly. It is designed to reduce the amount of friction between your thoughts and your TODO list. If you never leave the terminal, gtd.py will feel right at home. It has tab-completion throughout, machine-readable ``--json`` and ``--tsv`` flags, a ``grep`` subcommand, and an interactive REPL mode.
        
        The project is named "gtd.py" because it was initially built as a tool to maintain a Trello board using the GTD_ task tracking method. I've been actively using this tool for GTD since the first commit; if you're trying to use GTD with Trello this is the tool for you.
        
        .. image:: ./demo.svg
           :alt: Animated Demonstration
        
        Usage
        -----
        
        In the following examples I'll be working with a sample board, that I created like so:
        
        ::
        
           $ gtd add board PublicShowTest
           Added board PublicShowTest
           $ gtd add list 'To Do'
           Successfully added list <List To Do>!
           $ gtd add list 'Weekly Tasks'
           Successfully added list <List Weekly Tasks>!
           $ for task in 'Do dishes' 'Clean bathroom' 'Write some python' 'Eat a sandwich'; do gtd add card "$task"; done
           Successfully added card <Card Do dishes>!
           Successfully added card <Card Clean bathroom>!
           Successfully added card <Card Write some python>!
           Successfully added card <Card Eat a sandwich>!
           $ gtd show cards
           +-------------------+-------+------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
           | name              | list  | tags | desc | due | last activity                    | board          | id                       | url                           |
           +-------------------+-------+------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
           | Do dishes         | To Do |      |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:10:52.513000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb8c5973738e1ed125ab | https://trello.com/c/DrZ2tFr0 |
           | Clean bathroom    | To Do |      |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:10:55.360000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb8fed823c431514804d | https://trello.com/c/QVATaeaH |
           | Write some python | To Do |      |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:10:56.477000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb9051b9466d0da1c2b7 | https://trello.com/c/p4yeGbkk |
           | Eat a sandwich    | To Do |      |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:10:57.614000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb91b7b7d66dcc7a21b6 | https://trello.com/c/HL9lJKgZ |
           +-------------------+-------+------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
        
        
        Looking Around
        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
        
        The ``show`` subcommand allows you to view what's on your board right now. Let's take a look around the new board.
        
        ::
        
           $ gtd show lists
           To Do
           Doing
           Done
           Weekly Tasks
           $ gtd show cards
           +-------------------+-------+------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
           | name              | list  | tags | desc | due | last activity                    | board          | id                       | url                           |
           +-------------------+-------+------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
           | Do dishes         | To Do |      |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:10:52.513000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb8c5973738e1ed125ab | https://trello.com/c/DrZ2tFr0 |
           | Clean bathroom    | To Do |      |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:10:55.360000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb8fed823c431514804d | https://trello.com/c/QVATaeaH |
           | Write some python | To Do |      |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:10:56.477000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb9051b9466d0da1c2b7 | https://trello.com/c/p4yeGbkk |
           | Eat a sandwich    | To Do |      |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:10:57.614000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb91b7b7d66dcc7a21b6 | https://trello.com/c/HL9lJKgZ |
           +-------------------+-------+------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
        
        
        The ``show cards`` command will return all the cards which match your supplied arguments as a table, in JSON format, or in TSV.
        
        ::
        
           # Show cards from the list "Inbox" matching a regular expression on their titles
           $ gtd show cards -l Inbox -m 'https?'
           # Show cards which have no tags but have due dates, in pretty-printed JSON format
           $ gtd show cards --no-tags --has-due -j
        
        
        Similarly, ``grep`` does what you would expect:
        
        ::
        
           $ gtd grep dishes
           +-------------------+-------+------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
           | name              | list  | tags | desc | due | last activity                    | board          | id                       | url                           |
           +-------------------+-------+------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
           | Do dishes         | To Do |      |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:10:52.513000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb8c5973738e1ed125ab | https://trello.com/c/DrZ2tFr0 |
           +-------------------+-------+------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
        
        It also faithfully implements some flags from GNU ``grep``, including -c, -i, and -e! An invocation of this command is similar to a longer invocation of ``show``: ``gtd grep 'some_pattern'`` is equivalent to ``gtd show cards -m 'some_pattern'``.
        
        ::
        
           # Filter all cards based on a regex
           $ gtd grep 'http.*amazon'
           # or multiple regexes!
           $ gtd grep -e '[Jj]ob' -e 'career' -e '[oO]pportunity?'
           # Use other popular grep flags!
           $ gtd grep -ci 'meeting'
        
        Creating Things
        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
        
        ``add`` takes care of your needs for creating new:
        
        * Cards
        * Tags
        * Lists
        * Boards
        
        The ``add tag``, ``add list``, and ``add board`` subcommands all work pretty much the same way.
        
        ::
        
           $ gtd add tag 'Household'
           Successfully added tag <Label Household>!
           $ gtd add tag 'Food'
           Successfully added tag <Label Food>!
           $ gtd add tag 'Programming'
           Successfully added tag <Label Programming>!
        
        
        The command you'll probably use most frequently is ``add card``.
        
        ::
        
           $ gtd add card 'Purchase a pomelo'
           Successfully added card <Card Purchase a pomelo>!
        
        You can also specify a description for the new card with ``-m``. New cards are put in the first list by default, so when you're laying out a board, make your first list the "inbox". You can also omit the title argument, like so:
        
        ::
        
           # Open $EDITOR so you can write the card title
           $ gtd add card
           Successfully added card <Card This was written in vim>!
        
        
        Manipulating Cards in Bulk
        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
        
        Frequently it's useful to move a whole bunch of cards at once, tag cards that match a certain parameter, or do other single actions repeatedly across a bunch of cards. To accomplish this, use the ``batch`` command. All the subcommands of ``batch`` are interactive, so you'll be prompted before anything is modified.
        
        ::
        
           $ gtd batch tag -l 'To Do'
           Card 5b7dfb8c5973738e1ed125ab
             Name:         Do dishes
             List:         To Do
             Created:      2018-08-22 20:10:52 (1534983052.0)
             Age:          0:02:04.641306
           Enter a tag name to toggle it, <TAB> completes. Give "ls" to list tags, Enter to exit
           tag > Household
           Added tag Household
           tag >
           Card 5b7dfb8fed823c431514804d
             Name:         Clean bathroom
             List:         To Do
             Created:      2018-08-22 20:10:55 (1534983055.0)
             Age:          0:02:08.795000
           Enter a tag name to toggle it, <TAB> completes. Give "ls" to list tags, Enter to exit
           tag > Household
           Added tag Household
           tag >
           Card 5b7dfb9051b9466d0da1c2b7
             Name:         Write some python
             List:         To Do
             Created:      2018-08-22 20:10:56 (1534983056.0)
             Age:          0:02:11.258759
           Enter a tag name to toggle it, <TAB> completes. Give "ls" to list tags, Enter to exit
           tag >
           tag > Programming
           Added tag Programming
           tag >
           Card 5b7dfb91b7b7d66dcc7a21b6
             Name:         Eat a sandwich
             List:         To Do
             Created:      2018-08-22 20:10:57 (1534983057.0)
             Age:          0:02:13.094361
           Enter a tag name to toggle it, <TAB> completes. Give "ls" to list tags, Enter to exit
           tag > Food
           Added tag Food
           tag > ^C
           Exiting...
           $
        
        A few things there - the tag names are auto-completed on a python-prompt-toolkit interactive prompt that's case insensitive. Moving from one card to the next in this context happens with Enter, for speed of use reasons. Getting out of the interface was done with Control+C.
        Let's put together this ``batch`` knowledge with some stuff we've seen already...
        
        ::
        
           $ gtd add tag 'Shopping'
           Successfully added tag <Label Shopping>!
           $ gtd batch tag --no-tags
           Card 5b7dfc27faa4645e373e9e59
             Name:         Purchase a pomelo
             List:         To Do
             Created:      2018-08-22 20:13:27 (1534983207.0)
             Age:          0:00:15.705034
           Enter a tag name to toggle it, <TAB> completes. Give "ls" to list tags, Enter to exit
           tag > Shopping
           Added tag Shopping
           tag >
           $ gtd show cards -l 'To Do'
           +-------------------+-------+-------------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
           | name              | list  | tags        | desc | due | last activity                    | board          | id                       | url                           |
           +-------------------+-------+-------------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
           | Do dishes         | To Do | Household   |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:13:01.438000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb8c5973738e1ed125ab | https://trello.com/c/DrZ2tFr0 |
           | Clean bathroom    | To Do | Household   |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:13:06.606000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb8fed823c431514804d | https://trello.com/c/QVATaeaH |
           | Write some python | To Do | Programming |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:13:09.352000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb9051b9466d0da1c2b7 | https://trello.com/c/p4yeGbkk |
           | Eat a sandwich    | To Do | Food        |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:13:11.972000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb91b7b7d66dcc7a21b6 | https://trello.com/c/HL9lJKgZ |
           | Purchase a pomelo | To Do | Shopping    |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:13:47.890000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfc27faa4645e373e9e59 | https://trello.com/c/i7yvMTgD |
           +-------------------+-------+-------------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
        
        Now we've tagged all those new cards in very few keystrokes! Let's move them to more appropriate lists based on their status.
        
        ::
        
           $ gtd batch move -l 'To Do'
           Card 5b7dfb8c5973738e1ed125ab
             Name:         Do dishes
             List:         To Do
             Tags:         Household
             Created:      2018-08-22 20:10:52 (1534983052.0)
             Age:          0:03:41.454345
           Want to move this one? (Y/n)
           [a] Doing
           [s] Done
           [d] To Do
           [f] Weekly Tasks
           Press the character corresponding to your choice, selection will happen immediately. Enter to cancel
           Moved to Doing
           Card 5b7dfb8fed823c431514804d
             Name:         Clean bathroom
             List:         To Do
             Tags:         Household
             Created:      2018-08-22 20:10:55 (1534983055.0)
             Age:          0:03:44.269575
           Want to move this one? (Y/n)
           [a] Doing
           [s] Done
           [d] To Do
           [f] Weekly Tasks
           Press the character corresponding to your choice, selection will happen immediately. Enter to cancel
           Moved to Weekly Tasks
           Card 5b7dfb9051b9466d0da1c2b7
             Name:         Write some python
             List:         To Do
             Tags:         Programming
             Created:      2018-08-22 20:10:56 (1534983056.0)
             Age:          0:03:46.857946
           Want to move this one? (Y/n)
           [a] Doing
           [s] Done
           [d] To Do
           [f] Weekly Tasks
           Press the character corresponding to your choice, selection will happen immediately. Enter to cancel
           Moved to Doing
           Card 5b7dfb91b7b7d66dcc7a21b6
             Name:         Eat a sandwich
             List:         To Do
             Tags:         Food
             Created:      2018-08-22 20:10:57 (1534983057.0)
             Age:          0:03:50.235275
           Want to move this one? (Y/n)
           [a] Doing
           [s] Done
           [d] To Do
           [f] Weekly Tasks
           Press the character corresponding to your choice, selection will happen immediately. Enter to cancel
           Moved to Done
           Card 5b7dfc27faa4645e373e9e59
             Name:         Purchase a pomelo
             List:         To Do
             Tags:         Shopping
             Created:      2018-08-22 20:13:27 (1534983207.0)
             Age:          0:01:24.753457
           Want to move this one? (Y/n)
           [a] Doing
           [s] Done
           [d] To Do
           [f] Weekly Tasks
           Press the character corresponding to your choice, selection will happen immediately. Enter to cancel
           Moved to To Do
           $
        
        Here are some more ideas for you to play with:
        
        ::
        
           # Find all cards with a URL in their title and move those URLs into their attachments
           $ gtd batch attach
           # Set the due dates for all cards in a list containing the substring "Week"
           $ gtd batch due -l Week
           # Change the due date for all cards that have one already
           $ gtd batch due --has-due
        
        
        Bringing It all Together
        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
        
        What if you don't know what kind of action you want to take on a card before you invoke ``gtd``? Well, we provide a nice menu for you to work on each card in turn. The menu is kinda REPL-like so if you're a terminal power user (truly, why would you use this tool unless you're already a terminal power-user) it'll feel familiar. The menu is built using ``python-prompt-toolkit`` so it has nice tab-completion on every command available within it. You can type ``help`` at any time to view all the commands available within the REPL. If you get lost, use the ``help`` REPL command.
        
        ::
        
           $ gtd review -l Doing
           Card 5b7dfb8c5973738e1ed125ab
             Name:         Do dishes
             List:         Doing
             Tags:         Household
             Created:      2018-08-22 20:10:52 (1534983052.0)
             Age:          0:05:07.735033
           gtd.py > description
           # Editor session here
           Description changed!
           gtd.py > next
           Card 5b7dfb9051b9466d0da1c2b7
             Name:         Write some python
             List:         Doing
             Tags:         Programming
             Created:      2018-08-22 20:10:56 (1534983056.0)
             Age:          0:05:22.404917
           gtd.py > duedate
           Enter a date in format "Jun 15 2018", "06/15/2018" or "15/06/2018"
           date > Aug 30 2018
           Due date set
           gtd.py > print
           Card 5b7dfb9051b9466d0da1c2b7
             Name:         Write some python
             List:         Doing
             Tags:         Programming
             Created:      2018-08-22 20:10:56 (1534983056.0)
             Age:          0:05:48.787922
             Due:          2018-08-30 04:00:00+00:00
             Remaining:    7 days, 3:43:15.067634
           gtd.py > next
           All done, have a great day!
           $
        
        
        Deleting Things
        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
        
        The ``delete`` subcommand allows you to get rid of lists & cards. By default, cards are archived rather than deleted. You can override this behavior with the ``-f/--force`` flag to ``delete cards``. Lists may not be deleted, so they are archived when you run ``delete list``.
        
        ::
        
           $ gtd add card 'cannon fodder'
           Successfully added card <Card cannon fodder>!
           $ gtd delete cards -m cannon
           Card 5b7e061d94997510c6ee0ce9
             Name:         cannon fodder
             List:         Weekly Tasks
             Created:      2018-08-22 20:55:57 (1534985757.0)
             Age:          0:00:14.543394
           Delete this card? (y/N) y
           Card archived!
           $
        
        Here are some other examples of ``delete``:
        
        ::
        
           # Delete without intervention all cards containing the string "testblah"
           $ gtd delete cards --noninteractive --force -m 'testblah'
           # Delete the list named "Temporary work"
           $ gtd delete list "Temporary work"
        
        Revisiting ``show``
        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
        
        Now that we've added a lot more to our sample board, let's try some more advanced examples of ``show cards``. This command is the most flexible one of the bunch, so definitely try it out for yourself.
        
        ::
        
           $ gtd show cards -t Household
           +----------------+--------------+-----------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
           | name           | list         | tags      | desc | due | last activity                    | board          | id                       | url                           |
           +----------------+--------------+-----------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
           | Do dishes      | Doing        | Household |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:14:39.081000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb8c5973738e1ed125ab | https://trello.com/c/DrZ2tFr0 |
           | Clean bathroom | Weekly Tasks | Household |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:14:42.663000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb8fed823c431514804d | https://trello.com/c/QVATaeaH |
           +----------------+--------------+-----------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
           $ gtd show cards --by name
           +-------------------+--------------+-------------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
           | name              | list         | tags        | desc | due | last activity                    | board          | id                       | url                           |
           +-------------------+--------------+-------------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
           | Clean bathroom    | Weekly Tasks | Household   |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:14:42.663000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb8fed823c431514804d | https://trello.com/c/QVATaeaH |
           | Do dishes         | Doing        | Household   |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:14:39.081000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb8c5973738e1ed125ab | https://trello.com/c/DrZ2tFr0 |
           | Eat a sandwich    | Done         | Food        |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:14:51.535000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb91b7b7d66dcc7a21b6 | https://trello.com/c/HL9lJKgZ |
           | Purchase a pomelo | To Do        | Shopping    |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:13:47.890000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfc27faa4645e373e9e59 | https://trello.com/c/i7yvMTgD |
           | Write some python | Doing        | Programming |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:14:47.048000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb9051b9466d0da1c2b7 | https://trello.com/c/p4yeGbkk |
           +-------------------+--------------+-------------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
           $ gtd show cards --by list
           +-------------------+--------------+-------------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
           | name              | list         | tags        | desc | due | last activity                    | board          | id                       | url                           |
           +-------------------+--------------+-------------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
           | Do dishes         | Doing        | Household   |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:14:39.081000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb8c5973738e1ed125ab | https://trello.com/c/DrZ2tFr0 |
           | Write some python | Doing        | Programming |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:14:47.048000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb9051b9466d0da1c2b7 | https://trello.com/c/p4yeGbkk |
           | Eat a sandwich    | Done         | Food        |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:14:51.535000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb91b7b7d66dcc7a21b6 | https://trello.com/c/HL9lJKgZ |
           | Purchase a pomelo | To Do        | Shopping    |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:13:47.890000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfc27faa4645e373e9e59 | https://trello.com/c/i7yvMTgD |
           | Clean bathroom    | Weekly Tasks | Household   |      |     | 2018-08-23 00:14:42.663000+00:00 | PublicShowTest | 5b7dfb8fed823c431514804d | https://trello.com/c/QVATaeaH |
           +-------------------+--------------+-------------+------+-----+----------------------------------+----------------+--------------------------+-------------------------------+
        
        You can also filter the fields that are shown with the ``--fields`` argument. By default, ``gtd.py`` will trim down the fields until it fits your current terminal width. It'll only wrap if you have really long card titles relative to the width of your terminal.
        
        
        Setup
        ------
        
        ::
        
          $ pip install -u gtd.py
          $ gtd onboard
        
        The ``onboard`` command will assist you through the process of getting a Trello API key for use with this program and putting it in the correct file. This will happen automatically if you run a command that requires authentication without having your API keys set.
        
        If you'd like to enable automatic bash completion for gtd.py, add the following line to your ~/.bashrc:
        
        ::
        
          eval "$(_GTD_COMPLETE=source gtd)"
        
        This relies on ``click``'s internal bash completion engine, so it does not work on other shells like ``sh``, ``csh``, or ``zsh``.
        
        Configuration
        --------------
        
        The ``onboard`` command will help you create the configuration file interactively. If you prefer to do the process manually, Trello has a button on their website for temporarily creating an OAUTH key/token. Your API key and secret should be placed in a YAML file with the OAUTH key & token, like this example.
        
        ::
        
          api_key: "your-api-key"
          api_secret: "your-api-secret"
          oauth_token: "your-oauth-token"
          oauth_token_secret: "your-oauth-secret"
        
        
        All four of these properties are required, ``gtd`` will fail to run without them. There are other optional settings you can define inside your yaml configuration file:
        
        ::
        
          board: "Name of the Trello board you want to work with (case sensitive)"
          inbox_list: "Name of the list for new cards"
          color: True
          banner: False
          prompt_for_untagged_cards: True
          prompt_for_open_attachments: False
        
        
        Here are all valid configuration properties with explanations of their behavior:
        
        =============================== ============ ============== =======
        Property                        Default      CLI Override   Meaning
        =============================== ============ ============== =======
        ``board``                       Latest board ``-b``         Name of Trello board to use by default
        ``inbox_list``                  First list                  Name of the list to place new cards
        ``color``                       True         ``--no-color`` Use ANSI terminal colors?
        ``banner``                      False        ``--banner``   Print an ASCII art banner on each program run?
        ``prompt_for_open_attachments`` False                       Ask to open card attachments in ``gtd review``
        ``prompt_for_untagged_cards``   True                        Ask to tag cards without any tags in ``gtd review``
        =============================== ============ ============== =======
        
        This configuration file can be put in a variety of locations within your home folder. The ``onboard`` command will help you with platform detection, putting the configuration file where appropriate given your operating system. When running, ``gtd``` will check all possible locations out of this list:
        
        * ``~/.gtd.yaml``
        * ``~/.config/gtd/gtd.yaml``
        * ``~/Library/Application Support/gtd/gtd.yaml``
        * ``~/.local/etc/gtd.yaml``
        * ``~/.local/etc/gtd/gtd.yaml``
        
        Contributing
        ------------
        
        Contributions would be great! If you think something could be improved just go change it and ask!
        
        There are some tests for the command-line interface to make sure everything works properly. There are currently a few subcommands fully covered with more planned. To run these tests, first use the "onboard" command to create a configuration file. Then add a property `test_board` to the configuration file, with the name of a board you can dedicate to running these tests. The tests will destroy an existing board. Then, run:
        
        ::
        
         make tests
         # OR,
         python -m pytest tests/
        
        I use ``black`` to format the source code but keep some of my conventions kept in this source since the beginning. I've been using single-quotes for strings and wrapping at 120 character line length, so I use the following command to do the formatting. Please apply it when giving patches.
        
        ::
        
         make black
         # OR,
         black -l 120 -S gtd.py todo/ tests/
        
        Notes
        ------
        
        * The code is lightly tested. Please (please!) report bugs if you find them.
        * This has only been used on Linux and Mac OSX
        * Windows is not supported.
        * Some naming conventions differ from Trello, most notably "label" is called "tag"
        
        License
        --------
        
        BSD. There is a copy included with the software as LICENSE
        
        Copyright 2019 Jamie Luck (delucks)
        
        
        .. _GTD: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getting_Things_Done
        
Keywords: productivity,cli,trello,gtd,getting things done
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Classifier: Intended Audience :: End Users/Desktop
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: BSD License
Classifier: Natural Language :: English
Classifier: Operating System :: MacOS :: MacOS X
Classifier: Operating System :: POSIX :: Linux
Classifier: Operating System :: POSIX :: BSD
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3 :: Only
Classifier: Topic :: Utilities
Requires-Python: >=3
