Turn TODO comments...
// TODO, add a sanity check to see if values are bucketed.
// If so, remind user to adopt the --enable-precise-memory-info flag.
// open -a "/Applications/Google Chrome.app" --args --enable-precise-memory-info
var lastTime = Date.now();
var lastUsedHeap= perf.memory.usedJSHeapSize;
return {
domElement: container,
update: function () {
// refresh only 30time per second
if( Date.now() - lastTime < 1000/30 ) return;
lastTime = Date.now()into GitHub issues!
And reference them from the code!
// TODO , add a sanity check to see if values are bucketed. https://github.com/imdone/vue/issues/1 id:0
// If so, remind user to adopt the --enable-precise-memory-info flag.
// open -a "/Applications/Google Chrome.app" --args --enable-precise-memory-info
var lastTime = Date.now();
var lastUsedHeap= perf.memory.usedJSHeapSize;
return {
domElement: container,
update: function () {
// refresh only 30time per second
if( Date.now() - lastTime < 1000/30 ) return;
lastTime = Date.now()How it works
When you add a github repo, imdone clones it and scans your source code for TODO (FIXME, HACK, etc.) comments. Importing each one into a new GitHub issue.
Imdone also creates a webhook that runs when you push code to your github repo. It looks for new, updated and deleted TODO comments.
- When a new TODO comment is found, an issue is created with the TODO line as the title and the following comment lines (description) as the body.
- When a TODO comment or it's description is updated imdone will update the TODO's corresponding issue.
- When a TODO comment is deleted, imdone will close it's corresponding issue.
- Using the
+label-nameformat, you can add labels to your issues.
Imdone aims to keep you in the flow of your work while capturing tasks to be accomplished later. Most issue trackers require a user interface. Imdone lets you capture tasks in a simple text syntax that has roots in todo.txt format and programming comment tags like TODO and FIXME.
Imdone works great on it's own, but if you want to take your TODO tracking to the next level try our kanabn board imdone-atom for Atom editor
Imdone format
Code Style
// TODO This is a task
// TODO: This is a task
// TODO: A task with a descrption looks like this.
// Every line after the task is part of the description until we find another
// task, a blank comment line, or a line of code
// - A list item
// - Another list itemHash Style
#TODO: This is a task
#to-do: This is a taskMarkdown Style
[This is a task](#todo:)Task syntax
- List names in code style tasks must match this regular expression ([A-Z]+[A-Z-_]+?).
- In Hash and markdown style tasks list name can be any combination of upper and lower case letters, underscores and dashes
- In Hash and markdown style tasks the list name must be followed by a
: - In code, tasks can be any style but must be in a line or block comment
- Code style tasks are only detected in comments for files with extensions listed in imdone-core/languages.js or the languages attribute in the
.imdone/config.json
- Code style tasks are only detected in comments for files with extensions listed in imdone-core/languages.js or the languages attribute in the
- For code and hash style tasks, the task text is terminated by the end of line
- Task text can have todo.txt formatting excluding the completion and priority markers.
- Task text can have markdown formatting
todo.txt syntax examples
Create date
// TODO: 2015-02-09 This task was created on 2015-02-09Completed date
// TODO: x 2015-02-09 2015-02-08 This task was created on 2015-02-08 and completed on 2015-02-09Due Date
// TODO: This task is due on 2015-02-09 due:2015-02-09Tags (todo.txt projects)
// FIXME: This task has a *madjs* tag +madjsContext
// HACK: This task has a *madjs* context @madjsMetadata
// DOING: This task has profile metadata profile:piascikjNot using GitHub for your backlog?
Right now we're pretty focussed on making our github and waffle integration rock solid, but we've got webhooks too! They're still in beta, but after you setup your project and feel the urge to tinker, you might want to check these out...
Try our free TODO kanban board, imdone-atom for Atom Editor
Loved by some of the best people on earth
@imdoneIO Just found imdone-atom & totally blown away. I can take notes in markdown as usual & easily add todos in context. So useful!
— Jason Ronallo (@ronallo) November 20, 2015
I think that it was really good idea to create a task board solution that directly integrates and manages @github. Good job @imdoneio!
— Jarin Dykstra (@JarinDykstra) January 8, 2017
My new fav developer productivity tool: ImDone - put those TODO's to work (@AtomEditor plugin): https://t.co/lJ40ZGW0W9 via @jessepiascik
— Max Lynch (@maxlynch) September 8, 2015