SUP

Simple task tracker for daily standups

Installation

Download the latest release from releases. Choose the version for your operating system and architecture.

Unzip the desired version and rename it to sup or sup.exe (on Windows).

unzip sup_darwin_amd64.zip && mv sup_darwin_amd64 sup

On Linux and Mac, make the file executable. This is not required on Windows.

chmod +x sup

Finally, move the executable binary into your path.

mv sup /usr/local/bin/sup

Alternatively, put sup in a custom directory and add it to your path.

echo "PATH:\$PATH:/path/to/dir" >> ~/.bash_profile

After you've installed sup on your system, just type sup in your terminal to use the application.

Dependencies

There are no dependencies on Mac and Windows.

The Linux version requires xclip. Without xclip, copy functionality will not work. Install xclip on Debian-based distributions with sudo apt install xclip.

Usage

In your terminal, run the sup command.

sup

By default it will output the help content:

NAME:
   sup - simple task tracker for daily standups

USAGE:
   sup [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]

VERSION:
   0.3.0

COMMANDS:
     add, a, new, n  Add a new task for Today
     config          configures SUP
     copy, cp        Copy Yesterday's and Today's tasks
     list, ls        List Today's tasks
     edit, e         Edit Today's tasks
     print, p        Print Yesterday's and Today's tasks
     open, o         Opens the task directory
     which, w        Display location of tasks
     help, h         Shows a list of commands or help for one command

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
   --help, -h     show help
   --version, -v  print the version

You can append --help to a command to see usage instructions and additional options for a particular command.

For example, sup print --help will output:

NAME:
   sup print - Print Yesterday's and Today's tasks

USAGE:
   sup print [command options] [arguments...]

OPTIONS:
   --copy  Copy the output to the clipboard

To add a new task:

sup add "Write a blog post"

You can use emojis when adding tasks:

sup add ":laughing: Tell a funny joke"

See this Emoji Cheat Sheet for a list of supported Emojis.

Thanks

SUP is based on the original SUP app for Node. It includes code from the open-golang library. Thanks to the developers and maintainers of these great projects.