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[Feature]: Recurring Reminder

Open pravin-d opened this issue 9 months ago • 1 comments

Goal or desired outcome of this feature

Various ways to setup reminder for recurring events along with time, due date, due datatime, etc Currently the task plugin format does not support time in due date. Also not sure if recurring emoji format support time of the reminder. There is also the confusion of using recurring, separate reminder and due date all the same time. Goal here is to get the requirements clear in terms of task format

Describe the feature

There are a couple of bugs/enhancements which request very similar features. Trying to consolidate the requirements here and attempt to come up with a complete feature request here. This pertains only to recurring reminders Usecases

  1. only Recurring reminder -> Habit tracking -> reminder to do an activity at a given time with a given interval. Due date optional
  • Workout for 1 hour, 4pm every Mon, Wed, Thur, Attend
  • Write daily note, 10pm every day
  1. With Due date -> bill payment, project deadlines, etc
  • Pay bill, 2pm every day till end of the month
  • Team review meet till a given due date
  1. With due date, time and different reminder
  • Prepare for weekly meet happening at 5pm, Reminder -> 2pm every monday
  1. Will require recurring interval and time at which the reminder has to be shown -> no end to it. Until the original task is marked completed
  2. Will required recurring interval, time, due date/time. Reminders stop after the due date
  3. Will require time for the reminder. The date will be picked up from the event date/time. We can probably use (1) and just create separate task for reminder and actual event.

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pravin-d avatar Oct 28 '23 16:10 pravin-d

I have solved this by including reminders in my templates for my periodic notes. Each day a new daily note is created and include reminders for the day, then the same happens for weeks and months.

fschlz avatar Dec 04 '23 11:12 fschlz