v1.0.0-beta.3

Changelog

1. Added support for proper error return codes. So, when a command returns an error message, the exit code is anything other than 0.
2. The database path can be specified with a new environment variable TASKCORE_DB_PATH. If you want to store the tasks and categories in a different path, you can set the environment variable to configure it so. Thanks, @navarroaxel for the contribution.
3. The total number of the active and completed task is now displayed next to their headers when requested with ls -c command.
4. The database can be wiped out with the new command clear --force to start over. Thanks, @navarroaxel for the contribution.
5. Various other fixes and improvements...

v1.0.0-beta.2

Changelog

1. Category and task files are now stored in a common location so that the taskcore binary can easily be copied from directory to another w/o worrying about the database files. Thanks to @navarroaxel for this addition.
2. With the array support added to the CommandCore framework, TaskCore now supports multiple values for each parameter too. For instance, you can now complete multiple active tasks with one call like the following: taskcore c -i 3 2 4. The remove command works in the same way now too: `taskcore rm -i 3 2 3.

As always, check out the home page to see the new features: https://github.com/tarikguney/taskcore

v1.0.0-beta

Finally! It has been a long wait and hard work to release the very first beta version, but it is here. Please remember that this is a beta version and may have some bugs here and there, so please report them here: https://github.com/tarikguney/taskcore/issues

The taskcore is meant to be simple. You can check out the documentation here: https://github.com/tarikguney/taskcore#how-it-works

You should download the binary files according to your operating system (macOS, Linux Distro, etc.). You only need taskcore binary file. The .pdb file will be removed in future releases. You can delete the .pdb file yourself if you want to.