Add support for adding tags to tasks and limiting lists #61
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This also solves issue #15 |
asmfreak
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Feb 19, 2025
| class Habits(TasksPrint): # pylint: disable=missing-docstring | ||
| DESCRIPTION = _("List, up and down habit tasks") # noqa: Q000 | ||
| domain = 'habits' | ||
| tag = cli.SwitchAttr( |
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Can you please try to move this to its base class (TagsHelper)?
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Also, please use a repeatable switch. See plumbum docs on this.
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Note, this add support for adding tags to tasks when creating them:
habitipy todos add -t myshineytag my new todo entryAnd for limiting lists as well:
habitipy todos -t myshineytagNote to consider: There are three instances where the API returns a dict, by mypy expects a list so I'm using cast() to properly cast them to dicts (which they already are). The right thing to do would be fix the post API return specification, but I wasn't sure how to do that. What I did works, but if someone wants to tackle fixing the API itself that would be better.