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UdiVim - A MarkUp language.
UDI stands for User Do It
It is a simple todo file format for handling your tasks.
Features
- It renders to a neovim buffer.
- It handles neovim shortcuts for fast typing.
- It allows shortcuts to mark tasks as done etc.
- It can be easily interpreted by other programs. And human readers.
Screenshot
Syntax
General
Colors
The colors are defined by using the following pattern
w= whitek= blacke= grayr= redg= greenb= bluec= cyanm= magentay= yellowt= tano= orangep= pink
local colors = {
w = "#d6e0f5",
k = "#0a0b11",
e = "#3b415e",
r = "#ff4f78",
g = "#b0e57c",
b = "#89b4fa",
c = "#8cdcff",
m = "#c5a3ff",
y = "#f5c97f",
t = "#be8c71",
o = "#ff9e64",
p = "#ff99c2",
}
Task modes
Tasks can be marked as
- Todo
(0) - Done
(x) - Unimportant
($) - Important
(!) - Won't do
(^)
Topic
- A topic is defined by starting a line with an asterisk (*).
- It is always colored white bg with black fg.
SubTopic
- A subtopic is defined by starting a line with a color code followed by a hash (#).
- It takes the bg color as coded and an appropriate fg color.
Problem
- A problem is defined by starting a line with a color code followed by an at symbol (@) and then a task mode.
- ex:
d@0 Problem - It takes the bg color as coded and an appropriate fg color.
- And shows a marking based on the task mode.
Task
- A task is defined by starting a line with a semicolon (;) followed by a task mode.
- ex:
;0 TODO - It takes colors based on the task mode.
- And shows a marking based on the task mode.
Separator
- A separator is defined by starting a line with a
=and can have as many=as you want. - Its should be at the indentation level of the required seperate blocks you need.
Example
* Topic
m# SubTopic:
d@0 Problem
;! Task
d@x hello?
;0 IDK
;! Hello
;x I SHOE
c@0 FUN
;0 Why?
;! MAYBE
;x NOO
==================================================
;x Hello
