In #15, we added a new notification icon. This requires update in README screenshot in Linux and MacOS.

• [x] Update Linux Screenshot in README
• [ ] #32

Addressing at least some part of issue #2, this PR establishes an interactive interface for the program using a While true loop and argparse to allow the triggering of various commands related to the to-do list.

Still to do:

• [x] Move thread creation and execution out of the loop
• [x] Write docstring for parse_command() and help text for some of the parser's arguments
• [x] Remove test todo items
• [x] Change "deadline reached" format
• [x] Command prompt reappears after "deadline reached"
• [x] View of an empty todo list prints that there are no todos
• [x] Make multi-word command passing clear or revert to input prompts

Might also:

• [x] Start/finish the view branch of the program
• [x] Improve the display of todo's whose deadlines have been reached

Currently the script saves the to-dos inside the program itself. This means that if the script is closed, all the saved to-dos will be lost.

We need to do the following

• [x] make to-dos save to some file when the script is closed
• [x] make the saved file encrypted so as to avoid leaking of user data

Currently the command to add To-do is as follows add 'Todo heading' 'Todo Description' <time in minutes>

• [ ] We need a way to generalize time to take datetime inputs (not just minute)

Possible Link that may help: https://docs.python.org/3/library/datetime.html#strftime-and-strptime-behavior

Hey there, I happened to include the MacOS screenshot for the read me I hope it’s fine ❤️

Issue number: #12 Issue: MacOS notification Screenshot in README Fixes #12

Create a command line interface for the following:

• [ ] Insert a todo with deadline, if any
• [ ] Write in terminal if any todo's deadline is passed in meaningful way (currently it's in very rudimentary form)
• [ ] make an interface to "gracefully" exit the script (something like exit() command to close the script, rather than to do Ctrl + C)

with #17 and #23, we have an Interactive CLI in the Todo-CLI, but it's instruction is not reflected in the Repository Docs

• [x] update repository docs to match with the interactive menus

Currently the repository does not have any instructions to guide new users to run the script itself. So we need

• [ ] documentation about how to run the script

Running the script as of now is very straight forward, you don't need any pip installs as of now, you just need to write python3 main.py to run the script

In relation to issue #25 I have proofread and added usage instructions to the README. Let me know if you spot any errors or have any changes you think should be made.

Currently, the script just writes todo information in terminal when it's deadline is exceeded. This is does not grab attention of the user so much. Hence we need the following:

• [ ] make the script push a OS notification to user, so that it hopefully grabs user attention

Related Issue : #18

Issue Name: Update Notification Screenshot in README.md Helps : #18

• [x] Hacktoberfest2021 Participant
• [x] Contributor

Type of Change

What sort of change have you made:

• [x] added custom icon notify-py module to hopefully fix MacOS custom notification

Checklist

• [x] My code follows the guidelines of this project.
• [x] I have performed a self-review of my own code.
• [x] I have commented my code, particularly wherever it was hard to understand.
• [x] My changes generate no new warnings.