tui-deck is a TUI frontend for Nextcloud Deck app written in Go using the Rich Interactive Widgets for Terminal UIs.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Switch between boards.
- List cards.
- Edit card description, title, due date.
- Move cards between stacks.
- Add/remove labels from cards.
- Add/edit/remove stacks.
- Add/edit/remove boards.
- Add/edit/remove boards labels.
- Basic markdown viewer.
- Assign users to card.
- Comments.
- Theming.
- Markdown:
- Headings.
- Task list.
- Unordered list.
- Blockquotes.
- Code block.
- Bold.
- Italic.
- Bold + italic.
- Inline code.
- Links.
Website: github.com/mebitek/tui-deck
Support:
Developer: mebitek
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
tui-deck is written in Go. Learn Go with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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