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+WorkingClass is about readability. So we tried to make it as expressive as +possible.
+ +Well first of all: a tasklist needs a name, without a name a tasklist would be +nothing. Never forget it. If you write a tasklist without a name you will produce +a gigantic error message. Just sayin.
+ +Anyways, everything else is completely optional. Hurra.
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+WorkingClass
+My Tasklist name
+---
+[ ] an example task
+A tasklist is nothing without the ability to finish a task. We tried to make it +as human readable and easy to use as possible.
+My Tasklist
+---
+[ ] An unfinished task
+It’s also possible to write an unfinished task without the space between the +brackets.
+My Tasklist
+---
+[] An unfinished task
+However, we recommed the [ ] syntax, it looks much nicer.
Of course you have to get things done. WorkingClass recognizes any +non-whitespace character between the brackets as a finished task.
+My Tasklist
+---
+[x] Look I finished something
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+[X] I am also finished.
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+[y] Me too
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+[✔︎] I am so fancy
+Give tasks priority. Just add a ! in front of a task.
My Tasklist
+---
+![ ] A very important task
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+[ ] A normal task
+Most tasks have a due date. WorkingClass allows to add dates to a task by
+writing the date in the format d(d).m(m).yy(yy) in curly brackets
My Tasklist
+---
+![ ]{13.12.15} Finish it.
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+[ ]{3.05.15} Website.
+So now we know how to write simple tasks with a due date. But well, we are humans, +we forget things, so it would be nice to have a reminder, rightt? Right!
+ +Notice: The WorkingClass doesn’t come with a system to deliver notifications +or reminders, it just allows to specify one, it won’t send an email or a +push notification to your smartphone.
+ +There are basically two basic ways to specify a reminder.
+ +If your task comes with a due date and you want to be notified one day ahead +you can simply write it like this.
+My Tasklist
+---
+[ ]{13.12.2015}(-1) A very important task with a reminder
+This will remind you one day ahead. The parser comes with some configurations to +set a standard time, without any adjustments the parser defaults every reminder +without a time to 9:00am, but you can configure this.
+ +Sometimes you don’t want to be reminded 9:00am, then you can write a reminder +like this.
+My Tasklist
+---
+[ ]{13.12.2015}(-2 9:30) A very important task with a reminder 2 days ahead
+Well, relative reminders may be quite stylish and awesome, but they are not +always very handy. In those moments you can write it also with an absolute date +This is very handy if your task doesn’t come with a due date and you still want +to have a reminder.
+ +The same thing as with relative reminders: if you don’t specify a time, the parser +defaults to 9:00am.
+My Tasklist
+---
+[ ](12.12.15) REMIND ME.
+[ ](22.5.15 15:00) That thing.
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WorkingClass
+WorkingClass is a fully featured human readable plain text tasklist syntax, that is also fully parseable.
+$ gem install working_class
+Just open your terminal and type it in. +
++Yep, it's that easy. +
++We believe in free open source software, therefore WorkingClass is free as in +freedom, as well as free as in beer. Do whatever you want. We utilitize the GNU +GPL, so you can do whatever you want, as long as you publish your changes under +the same conditions. +
+My Tasklist
---
[ ] My first task
![ ] A very important task
[ ]{1.2.15} A task with a due date.
+We think that the best tools, are the tools you already know. So we use +a plain text syntax. You can use your favorite text editor. +No big gui, no bullshit, +just you and your text editor. Stay productive. +
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