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How to start vim-taskwarrior? #122

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Pupo1 opened this issue Jan 3, 2016 · 4 comments
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How to start vim-taskwarrior? #122

Pupo1 opened this issue Jan 3, 2016 · 4 comments

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@Pupo1
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Pupo1 commented Jan 3, 2016

I hope this question is not too dumb, but I don't know how to start it. I can start vim and then enter :TW, and my tasks are popping up. But I have no idea how to start up that interface shown on the screenshots.

@sanjayankur31
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You just use different reports. For example, you press "r" and then type in "minimal" and you'll get the report. There are various reports available in taskwarrior.

task reports

https://taskwarrior.org/docs/report.html

@krishvk
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krishvk commented Dec 29, 2016

See the commands

https://github.com/blindFS/vim-taskwarrior#commands

:TW [args] " task [filter report arguments]
:TWUndo " undo the previous modification
:TWEditTaskrc " edit ~/.taskrc
:TWEditVitrc " edit ~/.vitrc
:TWDeleteCompleted " clear all completed tasks
:TWAdd " add new tasks interactively
:TWAnnotate " add an annotation
:TWComplete " mark task done
:TWDelete " deleta a task
:TWDeleteAnnotation " delete an annotation
:TWModifyInteractive " make changes to a task interactively (use with caution!)
:TWReportInfo " run the info report
:TWReportSort [args] " overide the sort method, reset to default if no arguments passed
:TWSync " synchronise with taskd server
:TWToggleReadonly " toggle readonly option
:TWToggleHLField " toggle highlight field option
:TWHistory " list history records using unite.vim
:TWHistoryClear " clear history
:TWBookmark " list bookmarks using unite.vim
:TWBookmarkClear " clear bookmarks

@joelostblom
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You can run vim -c 'TW' from shell if you want one command to both enter vim and run vim-taskwarrior.

@ryantuck
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I too had no idea how to start actually using this.

i'd propose adding the following somewhere near the top of the readme:

## Quickstart

From within vim: `:TW`

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