It's a simple todo app I wrote for a school assignment.
Mainly jQuery and Fomantic UI
Tasks are the central entity of our data model. Each task has an index, a title, a creation data, and an optional "done" date. Newly added tasks are FIFO and first appear in the pending section; when marked as done the task will then be moved into the archive.
Archived tasks are neither editable nor delete-able; unarchive them to enable these actions.
Yes.
Open your shell, clone the repo, cd into "tamo-main" and let your favorite web server serve the it.
Go to https://qaws.dev, install qaws using the one-line installer command, go back to your shell and type "qaws --serve ./tamo-main" and enjoy the HTML locally on port 80.
Not really. The data isn't stored and lives entirely in the current browser session, one refresh is all it takes to empty your task list. It's just a school project to "practice" vanilla JS, please don't use it.
No. It's free; free as in "freedom", use it for whatever you want and never contact me, I do not take responsibility for whatever you do with this repository.