Add -d file to specify a folder which possibly has some *.md files that stores board data
The idea is to add a flag -d so that we can use something like taskgo -d boards/ and the board directory consists of some markdown file that stores board data. Which starts taskgo in a board selection mode in which you can select what board you want to work with and possibly after selecting a board we can come back to the board selection page by pressing s.
Hi there,
I would say that another option/suggestion would be to add a flag, -c for instance, to create a board/project on the working directory.
And, while opening without flags, if there was no board on the current directory, it would try to look in the parent directories (recursively, until $HOME is reached, or /), in which case, if even there a board wasn't found, then prompt to create.
@Wiguwbe Thanks for the idea that sounds good. I'll start working on it once I'm done implementing the sub-task feature (#25).