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Hi everyone. I would like to know if it would be possible to read a txt file(todo-txt-file) and display the information in github-readme-stats. What is todo-txt file?A single line in your todo.txt text file represents a single task. ConceptIdea/sample-data: todo-txt-file.json[
{
"task_status": "made",
"task_datetime_start": "2011-03-02",
"task_datetime_end": "2011-03-01",
"task_description": "Review Tim's pull request",
"task_tags": ["TodoTxtTouch"],
"task_project": ["github"]
},
{
"task_status": "made",
"task_datetime_start": "2011-03-02",
"task_datetime_end": "2011-03-01",
"task_description": "Review Tim's pull request",
"task_tags": ["TodoTxtTouch"],
"task_project": ["github"]
}
] URL
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rickstaa
Oct 7, 2022
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@codehangen Thanks for your feature request. Since this is quite a specific use case, I don't think we will add support for this on the main GRS instance shortly. If #2151 is merged, you can create your own card repository using GRS common functions and modules. |
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@codehangen Thanks for your feature request. Since this is quite a specific use case, I don't think we will add support for this on the main GRS instance shortly. If #2151 is merged, you can create your own card repository using GRS common functions and modules.